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def transform_to_next(A, alpha, D, theta, convention='standard'):
    """
    Calculats transform from frame J = I-1 to I
    in order AI = Rzj( theta )Tzj( D )Txi( A )Rxi( alpha )
    and parameters are given in order A, alpha, D, theta, 
    according to  the standard convention:

            matrix =   mat([[ct,    -st*ca,  st*sa, A*ct],
                            [st,     ct*ca, -ct*sa, A*st],
                            [ 0,        sa,     ca,   D ],
                            [ 0,         0,      0,   1 ]]);

    If convention is changed to modified then the transformation
    is remapped according to the equivalent modified Denivit-hartenberg,
    and performs the mapping from I to I+1.
    """
    Rz_J = homogenous_rotation_z(theta)
    Tz_J = homogenous_translation_z(D)
    Tx_I = homogenous_translation_x(A)
    Rx_I = homogenous_rotation_x(alpha)
    matrix = matmul(Rz_J, Tz_J, Tx_I, Rx_I)

    if convention.lower() == 'standard':
        return matrix
    elif convention.lower() == 'modified':
        modified = mat([
            matrix[0, 0],
            -matrix[1, 0],
            matrix[2, 0],
            A,
            -matrix[0, 1],
            matrix[1, 1],
            -matrix[2, 1],
            -matrix[2, 1] * D,
            matrix[0, 2],
            -matrix[1, 2],
            matrix[2, 2],
            matrix[2, 2] * D,
            0,
            0,
            0,
            1,
        ]).reshape((4, 4))
        return modified
    else:
        raise ArithmeticError(
            "As of writing this function only two conventions are allowed: 'standard' or 'modified'."
        )
def backward_facing_elbow_down(dh_table, T44):
    '''
    Calculates backward-facing elbow-down.

    Note: This is in reality an elbow-down solution,
          the name merely implies it is "flipped" up-side-down
          due to the base have turned 180 degrees.
    '''
    #Geometrical paramaters
    wcp = calc_wcp(T44, 0.065)

    #First angle - j1, used to adjust a point-position
    j1 = calc_j1(wcp, flipped=True)

    p0 = mat([70e-3, 0, 352e-3])
    p0 = homogenous_rotation_z(j1)[0:3,0:3].dot(p0)

    x0 = norm(wcp[0:2] - p0[0:2])
    h1 = p0[2]
    h2 = wcp[2]
    s = h2 - h1
    x1 = norm(p0 - wcp)
    beta = 380e-3
    alpha = 360e-3

    th3 = ang_sats2(x1, alpha, beta)
    j3 = -90 + th3

    th21 = atan2(s, x0)
    th22 = atan2(beta*sin2(th3), alpha + beta*cos2(th3))
    j2 = -90 + th21 - th22

    #packing the solutions in a dynamic way
##    j4, j5, j6,\
##    j41,j51,j61, \
##    j42,j52,j62 = inverse_kinematics_spherical_wrist(dh_table, j1, j2, j3, T44)
##
##    return (j1, j2, j3, j4, j5, j6),\
##           (j1, j2, j3, j41, j51, j61), \
##           (j1, j2, j3, j42, j52, j62)
    result = pack_elbow_and_wrists(dh_table, j1, j2, j3, T44)
    return result
def elbow_down(dh_table, T44):
    '''
    Calculates forward-facing elbow-down.
    '''
    #Geometrical paramaters
    wcp = calc_wcp(T44, 0.065)

    #First angle - j1, used to adjust a point-position
    j1 = calc_j1(wcp, flipped=False)

    p0 = mat([70e-3, 0, 352e-3])
    p0 = homogenous_rotation_z(j1)[0:3,0:3].dot(p0)

    x0 = norm(wcp[0:2] - p0[0:2])
    h1 = p0[2]
    h2 = wcp[2]
    s = h2 - h1
    x1 = norm(p0 - wcp)
    beta = 380e-3
    alpha = 360e-3

    th3 = ang_sats2(x1, alpha, beta)
    j3 = -th3 - 90

    th21 = atan2(s, x0)
    th22 = atan2(beta*sin2(th3), alpha + beta*cos2(th3))
    j2 = 90 - (th21 - th22)
    if norm(wcp[:2])-norm(p0[:2]) < 0:
        j2 = -90 + (th21+th22)
##        j3 = -90-th3

##    j4, j5, j6,\
##    j41,j51,j61, \
##    j42,j52,j62 = inverse_kinematics_spherical_wrist(dh_table, j1, j2, j3, T44)
##
##    return (j1, j2, j3, j4, j5, j6),\
##           (j1, j2, j3, j41, j51, j61), \
##           (j1, j2, j3, j42, j52, j62)
    result = pack_elbow_and_wrists(dh_table, j1, j2, j3, T44)
    return result