Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of DSC/zdc_framework

Timestamp:

Jul 17, 2013, 6:17:43 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

trappe

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DSC/zdc_framework

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 == Objective ==
-Use an OEDL script to execute either a competitive-style or cooperative-style game for both Wildcard and Preliminary matches. Even though the use of the framework is illustrated by using 2 house bots (or 3 in the case of a cooperative game), in the actual competition, the teams will use their own radio implementations. An additional purpose of the framework is to provide certification to the images that teams submit for the Wildcard and Preliminary matches: teams must use the script in this framework to certify their image before submission.   
+Use an OEDL script to execute either a competitive-style or cooperative-style game for both Wildcard and Preliminary matches. Even though the use of the framework is illustrated by using 2 house bots (or 3 in the case of a cooperative game), in the actual competition, the teams will use their own radio implementations. An additional purpose of the framework is to provide certification to the images that teams submit for the Wildcard and Preliminary matches: teams must use the script in this framework to certify their image before submission.  Certification is required for both competitive and cooperative style matches. 
 
 The OEDL script uses three pair of nodes: dsc-teamA, dsc-teamB, dsc-teamC (the actual topology descriptions are '''system:topo:dsc-team{A,B,C}'''). The competitive matches will use teamA and teamC nodes, while cooperative matches will use teamA, teamB and teamC nodes (contestant radios will be only on teamA nodes for the Wildcard tournament, while house bots will be using teamB and teamC nodes); configurations should be considered to be fixed and will be changed only in the case of hardware failures. 
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  4. Scoring packet server: This is the server that resides on the infrastructure machine and is used as the source of data packets as well as the sink for teams to submit received packets for scoring.
  5. [attachment:dsc-wildcard.rb]: this is the OEDL experiment script to execute the matches.
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+Teams must ensure that their images contain '''/root/dsc-code_tx''' and '''/root/dsc-code_rx'''. Further, these executables/scripts must be able to receive as input three parameters: 
+ * '''-f 1700000000''' : option for specifying the center frequency (in this example 1.7GHz)
+ * '''-s idb2''' : option for specifying the packet server host name (in this example idb2)
+ * '''--mode COMP''' or '''--mode COOP''' : option that specifies whether the match style is a competitive or cooperative match.  
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+Please note that idb2 and 1700000000 are provided merely for illustration purposes and that the teams must allow for the values passed to be entered by the evaluators. Finally, no modifications to this execution format is allowed, and no additional fields will be used during evaluation.
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+Teams should also implement their radios such that packets are drawn from port ABCD while packets are delivered 
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 == Setting up the arena ==