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Tolerance keys, external forces on every robot, osc_inertia backward error, g1 integrator bound, racecheck baseline for sm_87 - #42
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…t for external forces, osc_inertia backward error, racecheck skip baselined for sm_87
…m_87 stage-state measurement
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forward_dynamics,f_ext_grad,f_ext_grad_so; the parameter-gradient module passedfd), which fell back to its 1e-7 default; the mimic robots were left out because the pinocchio oracle placed per-body wrenches through a mimic-free joint list. RBDReference PR Fix Python Bindings + Descriptions #15 (pin c5c23f8) closes the table, adds theforward_dynamicsandinverse_dynamics_gradientbuckets, maps a wrench on every body, and checks external forces on every robot against pinocchio. The GRiD modules now use the table's names.test_osc_inertiachecks every sample through the normwise backward error of the task-space inertia, the check the frame-Jacobian suite uses, instead of passing over ill-conditioned samples.Verification
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