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So in my application, we are running some trials at specific time interfvals.
However, we do not turn off the sensor when we are making the trials
For example:
We turn on the sensor
t
Action
Duration
t=0
Take trial one
10secs
t=10
wait
40secs
t=50
Take trial two
10secs
t=60
Take trial three
10secs
t=70
wait
5secs
t=75
Take trial four
10secs
Turn off the sensor
This produces a very large .nsx & .nev files due to the wait times.
Using the python utilities, I already have the exact intervals of trials.
However, we'd like to save subsets of nsxfiles with the specific time lenght of the trials:
E.g:
trial-001.nsx (t=0, 30secs)
trial-002.nsx (t=50, 10secs)
trial-003.nsx (t=60, 10secs)
trial-004.nsx (t=75, 10secs)
The Nsx api allows to save subsets of time, but not specific intervals of time.
Is there a way to save a specific interval of time?
Also, another alternative using the subsets would be to create smaller substes
and then combine them to generate the interval I need...
Thanks for your time
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Hello! I have a problem splitting the ns3 files.
So in my application, we are running some trials at specific time interfvals.
However, we do not turn off the sensor when we are making the trials
For example:
This produces a very large .nsx & .nev files due to the wait times.
Using the python utilities, I already have the exact intervals of trials.
However, we'd like to save subsets of nsxfiles with the specific time lenght of the trials:
E.g:
The Nsx api allows to save subsets of time, but not specific intervals of time.
Is there a way to save a specific interval of time?
Also, another alternative using the subsets would be to create smaller substes
and then combine them to generate the interval I need...
Thanks for your time
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: