I've been using an ASUS router to obtain the Channel State Information (CSI). However, I've encountered a recurrent issue: I keep getting incorrect amplitude values, which are often around the 1e9 range. These incorrect values can be seen across all the subcarriers. I acknowledge that there is a same issue #292, but the solution didn't workout. For clarity, I've attached a plot below (please note that the pilot and null subcarriers have already been removed).
Interestingly, when I filter out these abnormal sampling points, the resulting plot becomes much clearer, with amplitude values ranging from 0 to 10,000.
I'm trying to understand the source of these incorrect amplitude values. Does anyone know:
Why these anomalies might be occurring?
How I can avoid or correct them at the source, rather than post-processing?
Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!
I had the same problem with some very large values in my data. So I filtered out all the numbers larger than 1e7 and got normal results. I'm also curious to know the reason.
Hello everyone,
I've been using an ASUS router to obtain the Channel State Information (CSI). However, I've encountered a recurrent issue: I keep getting incorrect amplitude values, which are often around the 1e9 range. These incorrect values can be seen across all the subcarriers. I acknowledge that there is a same issue #292, but the solution didn't workout. For clarity, I've attached a plot below (please note that the pilot and null subcarriers have already been removed).
Interestingly, when I filter out these abnormal sampling points, the resulting plot becomes much clearer, with amplitude values ranging from 0 to 10,000.
I'm trying to understand the source of these incorrect amplitude values. Does anyone know:
Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help!