Conception/drake-master/examples/fibonacci/fibonacci_difference_equation.h

#pragma once

#include <cmath>

#include "drake/systems/framework/event.h"
#include "drake/systems/framework/leaf_system.h"

namespace drake {
namespace examples {
namespace fibonacci {

/** A pure discrete system that generates the Fibonacci sequence F_n using
a difference equation.

@system
name: FibonacciDifferenceEquation
output_ports:
- Fn
@endsystem

In general, a discrete system has a difference equation (update function),
output function, and (for simulation) an initial value:
- _update_ function `x_{n+1} = f(n, x_n, u_n)`, and
- _output_ function `y_n = g(n, x_n, u_n)`, and
- `x_0 ≜ x_init`.

where x is a vector of discrete variables, u is a vector of external inputs,
and y is a vector of values that constitute the desired output of the discrete
system. The subscript indicates the value of these variables at step n, where
n is an integer 0, 1, 2, ... .

The Fibonacci sequence is defined by the second-order difference equation
```
    F_{n+1} = F_n + F_{n-1}, with F₀ ≜ 0, F₁ ≜ 1,
```
which uses no input.

We can write this second order system as a pair of first-order difference
equations, using two state variables `x = {x[0], x[1]}` (we're using square
brackets for indexing the 2-element vector x, _not_ for step number!). In this
case x_n[0] holds F_n (the value of F at step n) while x_n[1] holds F_{n-1} (the
previous value, i.e. the value of F at step n-1). Here is the discrete system:
```
  x_{n+1} = {x_n[0] + x_n[1], x_n[0]}  // f()
      y_n =  x_n[0]                    // g()
       x₀ ≜ {0, 1}                     // x_init
```

We want to show how to emulate this difference equation in Drake's hybrid
simulator, which advances a continuous time variable t rather than a discrete
step number n. To do that, we pick an arbitrary discrete period h, and show that
publishing at `t = n*h` produces the expected result
```
     n  0  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8
   F_n  0  1  1  2  3  5  8 13 21 ...
```

See run_fibonacci.cc for the code required to output the above sequence.

*/
class FibonacciDifferenceEquation : public systems::LeafSystem<double> {
 public:
  DRAKE_NO_COPY_NO_MOVE_NO_ASSIGN(FibonacciDifferenceEquation)

  FibonacciDifferenceEquation() {
    // Set default initial conditions to produce the above sequence.
    DeclareDiscreteState(Eigen::Vector2d(0., 1.));

    // Update to x_{n+1}, using a Drake "discrete update" event (occurs
    // at the beginning of step n+1).
    DeclarePeriodicDiscreteUpdateEvent(kPeriod, 0.,  // First update is at t=0.
                                       &FibonacciDifferenceEquation::Update);

    // Output y_n. This will be the Fibonacci element F_n if queried at `t=n*h`.
    DeclareVectorOutputPort("Fn", 1, &FibonacciDifferenceEquation::Output);
  }

  /// Update period (in seconds) for the system.
  static constexpr double kPeriod = 0.25;  // Arbitrary, e.g. 0.1234 works too!

 private:
  // Update function x_{n+1} = f(n, x_n).
  void Update(const systems::Context<double>& context,
              systems::DiscreteValues<double>* xd) const {
    const auto& x_n = context.get_discrete_state();
    (*xd)[0] = x_n[0] + x_n[1];
    (*xd)[1] = x_n[0];
  }

  // Returns the result of the output function y_n = g(n, x_n) when the output
  // port is evaluated at t=n*h.
  void Output(const systems::Context<double>& context,
              systems::BasicVector<double>* result) const {
    const double F_n = context.get_discrete_state()[0];  // x_n[0]
    (*result)[0] = F_n;
  }
};

}  // namespace fibonacci
}  // namespace examples
}  // namespace drake