WSN code error?
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Hello guys,
when I applied this code show me this error. please, can you help me to fix it.
the error is:
Error using oneRoundWSN (line 16)
Not enough input arguments.
% oneRoundWSN.m
% author: Simek Milan (simek@feec.vutbr.cz)
%19.12.2010
%==============
% function oneRoundWSN returns:
% i) Layout of the generated WSN.
% ii) Graph with the number of messages processed during one round of
% the data gathering. Data are unicasted by each node to the base station(receiver).
% grid=1 (grid topology), grid=0 (random topology)
% receiver: ID of base station
%==============
function oneRoundWSN(numNodes,grid,receiver)
fieldX=500;
fieldY=300;
%Parameters for grid topology
numNodesXY=round(sqrt(numNodes));
step=10;
%%=============Main================
R=calc_R(numNodes,fieldX,fieldY)
[netM,RxTxM]=create_netM(numNodesXY,step,grid,fieldX,fieldY);
figure('Color','w','Position',[100 100 800 500]);
E=printNet(R,netM,fieldX,fieldY);
pause;
RxTxM=simulation(netM,R,fieldX,fieldY,receiver,RxTxM,E,numNodes)
print_RxTxM(RxTxM,numNodes)
%%=============Functions================
function R=calc_R(numNodes,fieldX,fieldY)
p=sqrt((fieldX^2)+(fieldY^2));
R=p*sqrt(log10(numNodes)/numNodes);
function [netM,RxTxM]=create_netM(numNodesXY,step,grid,fieldX,fieldY)
ID=1;
for i=1:numNodesXY
for j=1:numNodesXY
netM(1,ID)=ID;% inicializaec topologie
RxTxM(1,ID)=ID; % inicializace matice RxTxM
if grid==1
x=step*j+50;
y=step*i+50;
else
x=rand*fieldX;
y=rand*fieldY;
end
netM(2,ID)=x;
netM(3,ID)=y;
RxTxM(2,ID)=0;
RxTxM(3,ID)=0;
ID=ID+1;
end
end
% Neigbor matrix creation
function E=printNet(R,netM,fieldX,fieldY)
set(gca,'FontSize',8,'YGrid','off')
xlabel('\it x \rm [m] \rightarrow')
ylabel('\it y \rm [m] \rightarrow')
plot(netM(2,:),netM(3,:),'ko','MarkerSize',5,'MarkerFaceColor','k');
axis([0 fieldX 0 fieldY]);
hold all;
radek=1;
for j=1:numel(netM(1,:))
for jTemp=1:numel(netM(1,:))
X1=netM(2,j);
Y1=netM(3,j);
X2=netM(2,jTemp);
Y2=netM(3,jTemp);
xSide=abs(X2-X1);
ySide=abs(Y2-Y1);
d=sqrt(xSide^2+ySide^2);
if (d<R)&&(j~=jTemp)
vertice1=[X1,X2];
vertice2=[Y1,Y2];
plot(vertice1,vertice2,'-.k','LineWidth',0.1);
hold all;
E(radek,1)=j;
E(radek,2)=jTemp;
E(radek,3)=d;
radek=radek+1;
end
end
end
v=netM(1,:);
vv=v';
s=int2str(vv);
text(netM(2,:)+1,netM(3,:)+3,s,'FontSize',8,'VerticalAlignment','Baseline');
hold all;
%%Shortest Path Establishment
function sp=shortestPath(E,sender,receiver)
[dSP,sp]=grShortPath(E,sender,receiver);
%%Node highliting
function mark_Ref_Nodes (net,sp,barva)
for j=1:numel(sp)
node=sp(j);
n_X=net(2,node);
n_Y=net(3,node);
plot (n_X,n_Y,'bo','LineWidth',3 ,'MarkerEdgeColor', barva,'MarkerSize',6);
end
%%Records unicast transmission into the TxRx matrix
function [RxTxM,sp]=unicast(E,RxTxM,sender,receiver)
sp=shortestPath(E,sender,receiver)
for j=1:numel(sp)
node=sp(j);
if j==1
RxTxM(3,node)=RxTxM(3,node)+1;
elseif j==numel(sp)
RxTxM(2,node)=RxTxM(2,node)+1;
else
RxTxM(2,node)=RxTxM(2,node)+1;
RxTxM(3,node)=RxTxM(3,node)+1;
end
end
%%Prints number of processed messages per each node
function print_RxTxM(RxTxM,numNodes)
figure('Color','w','Position',[100 100 800 500])
RxTxM(4,:)=RxTxM(2,:)+RxTxM(3,:)
bar(RxTxM(4,:));
set(gca,'FontSize',6,'YGrid','off','YGrid','on','XLim',[0 numNodes],'XMinorTick','on');
xlabel('\it node ID \rm [-] \rightarrow');
ylabel('\it Number of messages \rm [-] \rightarrow');
hold on;
%%Simulates one round of data gathering
function RxTxM=simulation(net,R,fieldX,fieldY,receiver,RxTxM,E,numNodes)
for j=1:numNodes
sender=j;
if sender~=receiver
[RxTxM,sp]=unicast(E,RxTxM,sender,receiver);
printNet(R,net,fieldX,fieldY);
mark_Ref_Nodes (net,sp,'r');
pause(0.01);
hold off;
end
end
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Rajeswari Esther
2016년 10월 16일
Hi give the input for those arguments For Eg: function oneRoundWSN(numNodes,grid,receiver) This function is there know, Take only this code oneRoundWSN(numNodes,grid,receiver) and give argument values like oneRoundWSN(10,0,2), paste in command box and press enter you will get a result .. Thank you
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