Joe -
I should add that I manually change the configuration of the jt65 program
between the -24db test and the hf test as follows:
for -24dB data (eme-like) conditions:
in jt65a_exp.f90:
I used only one decoding pass and nsubtract=0
in jt65.f90:
ntrials=10000
nfa=1250
nfb=1290
for hf data:
in jt65a_exp.f90
2 decoding passes and nsubtract=1 only on the first pass
in jt65.f90:
ntrials=1000
nfa=200
nfb=3000
If you try to run the -24dB data using the hf settings, it becomes intolerably
slow.
Steve k9an
> On Oct 31, 2015, at 3:47 PM, Steven Franke <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Joe -
> For reference, here is the bash script that I used to convert my JTSim files
> to 16-bits at 12kS/s. You’d have to change the directory name, of course.
> Steve
>
> #!/bin/bash
> for i in $( cd ../JT65-24db; ls A*.WAV); do
> echo $i;
> sox --ignore-length ../JT65-24db/$i -r 12000 -b 16 ./$i;
> done
>
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