Environment constants can be found in src/global_environment.h.
After executing the program, .dat files will be generated. You can use gnuplot to visualize them.
To view AP and UE's location in room:
gnuplot -p plot_room.gnu
To show AP and UE's association and location:
gnuplot -p plot_pair.gnu
To show all of above + AP's assigned RB #:
gnuplot -p plot_fr.gnu
call GCC with -DDEBUG to show 2nd Tier details in console.
more detailed log files for 1st Tier & 2nd Tier can be found under ./log/.
Final output configuration (clustering, RB, tdma, RA) of each instance can be found in ./sol/.
- Use channel formula
- NLOS channel
- Resource block allocation (graph?!)
- Output data for integration with NS-3
- TDMA
- Dynamic RA: 1st Tier
- Remove candidate modulation schemes that does not fit requirement
- Dynamic RA: 2nd Tier
- sort UE by channel (for NOMA)
- Angle(s) of irradiance and incidence:
- On the issue of "order of Lambertian emission":
- This paper says:
when "semi-angle at half illuminance" = 60 deg, "order of Lambertian emission" = 1. - This paper gives different formula to calculate.
- i am confusion. america exblain
- This paper says:
Wed, Jul 08 2020, 22:29