1. Configure PIP image source
pip config set -url /simple
2. Download numpy and other libraries
pip install scipy
3. Euler angle rotation matrix (right-hand coordinate system, ZXY order)
# coding=UTF-8 from import Rotation as R # Define Euler angle XYZ ordereuler_angles = [90, 3, 3] if (90 - abs(euler_angles[0])) < 0.5: euler_angles[0] = 89.5 euler_angles_zxy = [0, 0, 0] euler_angles_zxy[0] = euler_angles[2] euler_angles_zxy[1] = euler_angles[0] euler_angles_zxy[2] = euler_angles[1] euler_angles_zxy = [-x for x in euler_angles_zxy] # Create a Rotation objectr = R.from_euler('zxy', euler_angles_zxy, degrees=True) # Get the rotation matrixrotation_matrix = r.as_dcm() print('[') for row in rotation_matrix: msg = ", ".join(map(str, row)) msg = '[' + msg + '],' print(msg) print(']')
4. Rotation matrix to Euler angle (right-hand coordinate system, ZXY order)
# coding=UTF-8 import numpy as np from import Rotation as R # Suppose we have a rotation matrix#80 -7 45 rotation_matrix = ([ [0.9945219996629926, 0.10452647320585942, -0.00045671157999537665], [-0.00045671157999537665, 0.008714576084760173, 0.9999619230641713], [0.10452647320585942, -0.9944839227271639, 0.008714576084760173] ]) # Convert Euler angles using SciPy's Rotation objectrotation = R.from_dcm(rotation_matrix) euler_angles_zxy = rotation.as_euler('zxy', degrees=True) # Sco storage uses 'zxy' order, if the degree is required, set degrees=True #Replace positive and negative values of left and right reference coordinate systemeuler_angles_zxy = [-x for x in euler_angles_zxy] euler_angles = [0, 0, 0] euler_angles[0] = euler_angles_zxy[1] euler_angles[1] = euler_angles_zxy[2] euler_angles[2] = euler_angles_zxy[0] print(euler_angles)
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