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The magnitude of self.correction is supposed to always be 1, but because of math errors its magnitude might gradually increase.
I saw somewhere that someone was doing self.correction = self.correction / self.correction.norm() periodically (not for every sample) to keep the magnitude close to 1.
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We've seen that the time-domain reconstructed samples gradually increase in magnitude over several seconds.
This line in the frequency correct step might have a small problem: https://github.com/ucsdsysnet/sparsdr/blob/master/reconstruct/src/steps/frequency_correct.rs#L67
The magnitude of
self.correction
is supposed to always be 1, but because of math errors its magnitude might gradually increase.I saw somewhere that someone was doing
self.correction = self.correction / self.correction.norm()
periodically (not for every sample) to keep the magnitude close to 1.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: