Merge "Update jerk thresholds for prediction pruning." into main

  <distance-noise-floor>0.2</distance-noise-floor>

  <!-- The low and high jerk thresholds for prediction pruning.

    The jerk thresholds are based on normalized dt = 1 calculations, and

    are taken from Jetpacks MotionEventPredictor's KalmanPredictor

    implementation (using its ACCURATE_LOW_JANK and ACCURATE_HIGH_JANK).

    The jerk thresholds are based on normalized dt = 1 calculations.

  -->

  <low-jerk>0.1</low-jerk>

  <high-jerk>0.2</high-jerk>

  <low-jerk>1.0</low-jerk>

  <high-jerk>1.1</high-jerk>

</motion-predictor>

    MotionPredictor predictor(/*predictionTimestampOffsetNanos=*/0,

                              []() { return true /*enable prediction*/; });

    // Jerk is medium (1.5 normalized, which is halfway between LOW_JANK and HIGH_JANK)

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(DOWN, 0, 4, 20ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 6.25, 30ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 9.4, 40ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 13.6, 50ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 19, 60ms));

    // Jerk is medium (1.05 normalized, which is halfway between LOW_JANK and HIGH_JANK)

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(DOWN, 0, 5.2, 20ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 11.5, 30ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 22, 40ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 37.75, 50ms));

    predictor.record(getMotionEvent(MOVE, 0, 59.8, 60ms));

    std::unique_ptr<MotionEvent> predicted = predictor.predict(82 * NSEC_PER_MSEC);

    EXPECT_NE(nullptr, predicted);

    // Halfway between LOW_JANK and HIGH_JANK means that half of the predictions