Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of GEC16Agenda/WiMAX-Tutorial/Coop/06

Timestamp:

07/22/13 21:29:44 (11 years ago)

Author:

Fraida Fund

Comment:

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GEC16Agenda/WiMAX-Tutorial/Coop/06

@@ -5 +5 @@
 Ready to run the experiment? First turn the nodes on, since they'll still be off after being imaged:
 
-{{{omf tell -a on -t omf.witest.node5,omf.witest.node8,omf.witest.node13}}}
+{{{
+omf tell -a on -t omf.witest.node4,omf.witest.node6,omf.witest.node13
+}}}
 
 [[br]]
@@ -11 +13 @@
 Then run:
 
-{{{omf exec gec16-coop.rb}}}
+{{{
+omf exec wmxtutor-coop.rb
+}}}
 
 [[br]]
 
-Once the experiment has concluded, note its Experiment ID push the results to a "video" directory in iRODS using this ID:
+Once the experiment has concluded, note its Experiment ID and push the results to a "coop" directory in iRODS using this ID:
 
 {{{iarchive -e expID -c coop}}}
@@ -29 +33 @@
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-Click on the 'sq3' file and click 'Plot' to create simple plots of measurements stored by OML. (For example, try plotting: OML sequence on x-axis, WiMAX RSSI on y-axis). 
+Click on the 'sq3' file generated by your experiment and click 'Plot' to create simple plots of measurements stored by OML. For example, try these: 
+ * In the table 'wxmstat_status_link', plot 'oml_seq' on x-axis, 'cinr' on y-axis, and group by 'oml_sender_id' to see how the WiMAX link quality varies across the different nodes and over the duration of the experiment.
+ * In the table 'coopshim_req', plot 'oml_seq' on the x-axis, 'total' on the y-axis, and group by 'oml_sender_id.' This will show you how many packets were requested by each node in the experiment for cooperative recovery from peers.
+ * Plot the same for the 'coopshim_recv' to see how how many packets were recovered by each node from peers.
+ * In the table 'iperf_UDP_Rich_Info', plot 'Begin_interval' on the x-axis and 'Bandwidth' on the y-axis and group by 'oml_sender_id' to see the received data rate (including recovered data) observed at each node over the duration of the experiment.
 
-You can also download this file and explore the data using an SQLite browser such as [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/ this Firefox plugin].
+
+You can also download the sq3 file and explore the data using an SQLite browser such as [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/ this Firefox plugin].