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A Reeds-Shepp path: a path from start with the car heading in startDirection, for a car that drives forwards and in reverse and turns at most as sharply as a circle of radius. It consists of up to five segments; where the sign of their lengths changes, the car changes gear and the path has a cusp.
Functions
The shortest Reeds-Shepp path from the pose (start, startDirection) to (end, endDirection): the shortest path for a car that drives forwards and in reverse and turns at most as sharply as a circle of radius. Equal poses give a path of length zero.
All Reeds-Shepp candidate paths from the pose (start, startDirection) to (end, endDirection) with minimum turning radius, shortest first. The shortest is the optimal path; the others are the optimal paths of their types, after Reeds and Shepp, "Optimal paths for a car that goes both forwards and backwards" (1990).