Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of OverSimUsage

Timestamp:

Sep 10, 2009, 12:07:24 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

Ingmar Baumgart

Comment:

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OverSimUsage

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- * The simulation results get stored in the ''simulations/results'' directory. Use the OMNeT++ scavetool or the Eclipse IDE for postprocessing.
+ * The simulation results get stored in the ''simulations/results'' directory. Use the supplied python scripts or the Eclipse IDE for postprocessing.
 
 == Editing parameters: ==
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 == Use the post-processing scripts to generate plots ==
  * Install python (with matplotlib, numpy and scipy) and gnuplot. On Ubuntu use ''sudo apt-get install python-matplotlib python-scipy gnuplot''. On Windows you can install the [python(x,y) light edition http://www.pythonxy.com/] which contains all needed packages.
- * View the results using the script simulation/tools/plot.py
+ * View the results with 95% confidence intervals by using the script {{{simulation/tools/plot.py}}}:
 {{{
 tools/plot.py -c0.95 lifetime "KBRTestApp: One-way Delivery Ratio.mean" results/ChordChurn-*.sca
 }}}
- * To generate gnuplot output append {{{-o chord_churn}}} to the script parameters. This will generate a {{{chord_churn.plot}}} and a {{{chord_churn.dat}}}, which can be used as input to gnuplot.
+ * To generate gnuplot output append {{{-o chord_churn}}} to the script parameters. This will generate {{{chord_churn.plot}}} and {{{chord_churn.dat}}} files, which can be used as input to gnuplot.
+{{{
+gnuplot chord_churn.plot
+}}}
 
 == Tips for using the Eclipse IDE ==