| | 51 | ==== OMF ==== |
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| | 53 | OMF is a platform to support rigorous and repeatable experiments in a wireless environment. It provides an unambiguous way to describe an experiment, thus enabling repeatability. |
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| | 55 | One OMF experiment can run on any GENI WiMAX testbed with minimal modifications. |
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| | 57 | NB: You don't have to use OMF to run experiments on a GENI WiMAX testbed - you may also run experiments manually by logging on to each node via SSH and executing commands on the nodes yourself. However, once you have figured out exactly how you want to configure your resources and what commands you want to run on them, OMF makes it much easier to run, refine, and repeat your experiment. |
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| | 59 | ==== OML ==== |
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| | 61 | OML is a measurement library and framework that provides a method for instrumenting experiments to stream measurements to a storage server during execution. The measurements are saved in a standard database format, which you can retrieve later for data analysis and visualization. |
