GaussMarkovMobility

Package: inet.mobility.single

GaussMarkovMobility

simple module

Uses a Gauss-Markov model to control the randomness in the movement. Totally random walk (Brownian motion) is obtained by setting alpha=0, while alpha=1 results a linear motion.

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Extends

Name Type Description
MovingMobilityBase simple module

Abstract base module for mobility models.

Parameters

Name Type Default value Description
coordinateSystemModule string ""

module path of the geographic coordinate system module

visualizeMobility bool true

false means this mobility module does no visualization

visualRepresentation string "^"

determines the module that is moved by this mobility

constraintAreaMinX double -1m/0

min x position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (negative infinity)

constraintAreaMinY double -1m/0

min y position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (negative infinity)

constraintAreaMinZ double -1m/0

min z position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (negative infinity)

constraintAreaMaxX double 1m/0

max x position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (positive infinity)

constraintAreaMaxY double 1m/0

max y position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (positive infinity)

constraintAreaMaxZ double 1m/0

max z position of the constraint area, unconstrained by default (positive infinity)

updateInterval double 0.1s

the simulation time interval used to regularly signal mobility state changes and update the display

alpha double 0.5

[0;1], 0 - brown motion, 1 - linear motion

speed double
angle double uniform(0deg, 360deg)
variance double
margin int

Properties

Name Value Description
display i=block/cogwheel
class GaussMarkovMobility

Signals

Name Type Unit
mobilityStateChanged inet::MobilityBase

Source code

//
// Uses a Gauss-Markov model to control the randomness in the movement.
// Totally random walk (Brownian motion) is obtained by setting alpha=0,
// while alpha=1 results a linear motion.
//
simple GaussMarkovMobility extends MovingMobilityBase
{
    parameters:
        double alpha = default(0.5); // [0;1], 0 - brown motion, 1 - linear motion
        double speed @unit(mps);
        double angle @unit(deg) = default(uniform(0deg, 360deg));
        double variance;
        int margin @unit(m);
        @class(GaussMarkovMobility);
}
File: src/inet/mobility/single/GaussMarkovMobility.ned