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I run a local meshcore observer pushing the data to my own mqtt server to learn more about the behaviour of a meshcore network.
Looking at data of almost a complete month, I found something strange: 45 % of the packets on our network are packet type 0 or 1 (I think that these two packettypes are related)
Can somebody explain this? Why is almost half of the network traffic of these types.
g=df.groupby('packet_type_int').count().type/len(df)*100
g
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Hi,
I run a local meshcore observer pushing the data to my own mqtt server to learn more about the behaviour of a meshcore network.
Looking at data of almost a complete month, I found something strange: 45 % of the packets on our network are packet type 0 or 1 (I think that these two packettypes are related)
Can somebody explain this? Why is almost half of the network traffic of these types.
g=df.groupby('packet_type_int').count().type/len(df)*100
g
packet_type_int
0 25.707646
1 19.224139
2 7.602222
3 2.085442
4 14.517297
5 19.004556
6 0.244381
7 3.299749
8 6.916674
9 0.028398
10 0.287578
11 1.081918
73
kristoff - ON1ARF
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