Plane correspondences
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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by locating the C++ paths related to plane correspondences and rotation handling, then reproduce the two-LiDAR case with an approximately 90-degree rotation around z; done means documenting or testing the observed limit and defining the expected behavior.
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Description
Hi,
My goal is to find plane correspondences from two sets of planes that are extracted from two different lidar sensors. Is there some maximum rotation that Clipper cannot handle. In my case rotation around z axis is about 90 degrees between lidar sensors
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