Closed MOUmeiqi closed 2 years ago
Hi Jiang,
Personally I generate plots by using a Python script, by loading the trace file I am interested in using Pandas readcsv
function and then carrying out whatever analysis I am interested in.
To understand what the various columns of the tracefile mean, you can inspect the code and find where such a trace is logged. For instance, the PHY traces are logged in the MmwavePhyTrace class, and its rows log the transmission/reception of a single PHY lateer PDU. Its most notable columns encode:
frame
: the NR frame indexsubF
: the NR subframe indexslot
: the NR slot indexrnti
: the RNTI of the user involved in the transmission/reception of the specific PHY PDU1stSym
: the index of the OFDM symbol where the transmission/reception of the specific PHY PDU beginssymbol#
: the number of OFDM symbols that the transmission/reception of the specific PHY PDU has been allocatedDL/UL
: whether this PHY PDU is a DL or an UL communicationccId
: the ID of the CC used for this PHY PDUSINR(dB)
: the SINR experienced by this PDU, expressed in dBcorrupt
: whether this packet was received corrupted TBler
: the error probability associated to this PHY PDUYou can also refer to this wiki page: https://github.com/nyuwireless-unipd/ns3-mmwave/wiki/ns3-mmWave-traces
Hi Guys! my first question: i get the data by runing the code,but i don't konw how to visual the data,such as:plot the SINR figure, i.e. don't konw use the order to open the '.txt' file. the scond question is how to use the files in the scripts. e,g, such as:plot_latency.py、plot_rate_phy.py. I try to run such as .py file,but no response. I would appreciate it if someone could help me with my questions Yours JIANG Yizhou