Dear all,
we are experiencing an undesired random behavior when we run an
offline OFDM flow graph.
Specifically, we store a transmitted sequence of packets in a *.dat
file (file_sink) and then we run the receiver chain using always the
same file as source (file_source).
Repeating several times the same run using the same source file, we
get a varying number of received right/wrong packets.
Is there an explanation to this behavior?
How can we generate a repeatable experiment?
Regards,
Vanessa
Hi,
Make sure you are using a ‘throttle’ block. Have a look at the
following:
http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/Simulations
Mike
M0MIK
Yes, we are using a throttle but when we execute the same python file
we obtain always different outcomes.
We would like to have repeatable experiments.
Any tips?
Thank you
Vanessa
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 5:46 PM, Mike J. [email protected]
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get a varying number of received right/wrong packets.
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Hi Vanessa,
If you are using a random number generator, remember to save and re-use
the
same ‘seed’ and also to reset it to the beginning of each run.
Mike
M0MIK
We do not have any random generator in the code that we wrote.
We generate 100 packets always of the same size and containing all “a”.
Could it be something that depends on the scheduler or on how threads
are handled?
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On 28 January 2013 16:40, Vanessa Gardellin
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Hi Vanessa,
a question like this pops up every once in a while. Is your dat file
pretty large? This would fit with what others have been reporting.
Is there any way you could provide an example of something that is
failing?
Also, have you tried reducing the throttle to something pretty
ridiculously slow?
MB
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Is there an explanation to this behavior?
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Regards,
Vanessa
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No, I am not.
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Are you using a channel model in the middle of your simulation?
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This might be easier to get help with if you sent some code or a GRC
file. Or we can go with 21 questions in which case I have my own 
Are you getting any over/under flows (O’s or U’s being printed to
console) when you run the flowgraph? Any output at all?
On Thu, Jan 31, 2013 at 1:31 AM, Vanessa Gardellin