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HarriedeGroot
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You're welcome
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Made some small changes, this should fix the eof detection & scoring. The current output: Signal: { "sof": [ 6357 ], "eof": [ 7062 ], "words": [ [ 1430, 767 ], [ 720, 1491 …
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I probably need to take another look at why the eof is not detected. In the above predicted signal def, the sof and both words are correctly detected?
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I fixed a small BUG in the prediction algorithm, Could you try again? This should be the improved result: Signal: { "sof": [ 6357 ], "eof": [], "words": [ [ 1436, 763 ], [ 752, 1449 ]…
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What is the exact value you paste in the 'signal recording' field? It expects a full signal recording with all lines in this format: [ [signal 1], [signal 2], ... [signal n] ] So I pasted this (your data): [[6364,1425,773,1432,759,1436,76…
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Console can be found by pressing f12 (Google Chrome) All calculations are executed automatically (after recording, pasting/editing record data or changing settings). When I paste your signal, this the response: Signal: { "sof": [], "eof": [ …
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I created a tool to record, decode & analyze the signal based on https://github.com/athombv/node-homey-433/blob/master/HOWTO_CREATE_SIGNAL.md. It predicts some possible outcomes & selects the highest rated. The output is a signal definition…