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So, it's a cyclic world.

Again, the world shall be cyclic.

It's a cyclic buffer, so this might subtract 1.

It's j minus the motion command, again in a cyclic fashion.

So please modify the code just to be a cyclic smoother as opposed to before it wasn't a cyclic smoother, and make it so each point get uprooted.

This is a cyclic course so we're smoothing before what's for an open path.

So now I want to make a more interesting course, a cyclic course, a racecourse.

Our world was cyclic if you fell off one end you would continue at the other end.

Suppose we know for a fact the world moved exactly 1 grid cell to the right, including the cyclic motion.

The reason is, the world is cyclic and it might be that the robot is at 0.0 or at 99.9.

Remember that this is a cyclic motion model, so whatever falls off on the right side, you'll find on the left side.

This is a truncation, indicating we have a cyclic array, and we do the same with j let me scroll very carefully.

If we add 1 we jump 1 up in the cyclic array over here, which is the same as doing a right turn.

I want to do it in a way that is cyclic, so that the last point connects smoothly to the initial point over here.

Again, let's assume the world is cyclic, so every time I fall off on the right side, I find myself back on the left side.

What's going to happen to my robot if it never senses but executes the action of going 1 to the right on our little cyclic environment forever.?

For a node like this with coordinates xi and yi, we add to it with a very small constant gamma in fact, it will be half our weight smoothing constant in a minute 2 times the previous guy and of course that's cyclic, so you have to make sure this is really cyclic minus the guy 2 steps away and minus our node.

We're just going to add lines of code that achieve this over here, and when you do this, please make sure that your update understands the fact that these indices are cyclic.

In fact, the way we're going to program is we will assume the world is cyclic, so if it drops off the right most cell it finds itself in the left most cell.

I go through all the i's as opposed to leaving out the first and last node, and because we are cyclic, I now have to add the model of division by the length of the path in this smoothing parameter.