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BERDFc R Documentation
An example BERDF dataframe created by simsigs(), a function in a
forthcoming package coherent.
Description
BERDF is a standard R data frame created by the simsigs() function in
the forthcoming coherent package. The observations have been condensed
Usage
BERDFc
Format
A dataframe with the following fields:
- Name
Name of constellation used to create the record.
- SNR
The SNR in Decibles of the observation.
- Bps
The number of bits per symbol. The number of bits in a
simulation run is Bps * N
- NoisePower
The actual noise power in the simulation run. Since
the noise is randomly generated, this is a stochastic item.
- N
The number of symbols in the simulation run.
- SER
The number of symbols errors observed in the simulation run.
- BER
The number of bit errors observed in the simulation run.
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An example BERDF dataframe created by simsigs(), a function in a
forthcoming package coherent.
Description
BERDF is a standard R data frame created by the simsigs() function in
the forthcoming coherent package. The observations have been condensed
Usage
BERDFc
Format
A dataframe with the following fields:
- Name
Name of constellation used to create the record.
- SNR
The SNR in Decibles of the observation.
- Bps
The number of bits per symbol. The number of bits in a simulation run is
Bps * N- NoisePower
The actual noise power in the simulation run. Since the noise is randomly generated, this is a stochastic item.
- N
The number of symbols in the simulation run.
- SER
The number of symbols errors observed in the simulation run.
- BER
The number of bit errors observed in the simulation run.
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