[Raydel Piñero]

Hello,

Im from Cuba and Im doing some academic research in my university. I have done some simulations and I succesfully have ploted the throughput, but Im having problems at ploting the BLER curves. I have done my simulations with 1000 subframes only. Has this anything to do with that? should I increas them? Which one is the scrip you recomend me to plot BLER results

Thanks for your time

Raydel Piñero

[Markus Gasser]

Hi Raydel,
The ability to plot the BLER curves should certainly not depend on the number of subframes simulated. Just executing simulation_results.plot_BLER_throughput after finishing simulating should work
If this howeever does not work, try this minimal working example and then adapt it to your desired simulation scenario:

1. Open LTE_sim_batch and replace the line SNR_vec = 20; with SNR_vec = 0:20;
2. Run the simulation LTE_sim_batch
3. Plot the BLER curve

Best regards
Markus

[Raydel Piñero]

Hello again,

So, what you want me to change is “simulation_results.cell_specific.BLER_overall” for “simulation_results.plot_BLER_throughput” in the following code line?

plot(simulation_results.SNR_vector,simulation_results.cell_specific.BLER_overall,'DisplayName',displayname,'Marker',current_marker,'LineWidth',1,'MarkerSize',current_marker_size);

Thank you one more time
Raydel

[Markus Gasser]

Yes, you could do that, you should also get a similar result by just executing simulation_results.plot_BLER_throughput. What is the current result and what the expected one?

[Raydel Piñero]

Hello,

The matter with the results is that I do get a graphic just not the expected one, because it is not a soft chart but instead I get a very irregular curve that increases and decreases abruptly with an erratic trend regardless the SNR value. I tried what you told me but I got the same result. What would be your advice?

Greetings and thanks for your time

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