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From V1.4 it is possible to analyse a single 'all.txt' file to produce a timeline plot of decode rate and SNR reports, as well as analyse a *pair* of all.txt files to compare performance achieved with two different and *simultaneous* station configurations.
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**Example use cases** include:
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- Benchmarking your receive capability against a Web SDR
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- Doing local A/B testing with two configurations, using a Web SDR as a stable reference (compare A vs Web SDR with B vs Web SDR at two different times, when you can't do A and B simultaneously)
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- Look for patterns in decode rate over time
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- Check if patterns apply to all decodes or just groups
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- Make a change where you have to leave your screen, come back and see what happened to the decode rate (good for QRM hunting / elimination!)
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- Just get a quick visual look at what's in your all.txt file!
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## More detail ...
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For more detail on the motivation behind this project which *started* with A/B testing with a pair of all.txt files, have a look at this page:
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