Fixed links in documentation

Author: szarvas

documentation/how-to-ie224.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ This tutorial gives you an overview about carrying out a complete simulation. Th
 The steps are the following. Since the repo contains the generated impulse responses you can skip step 2 and go straight to step 3 if you have Matlab.
 
 1. Make sure you have the prerequisites to run the simulation. The field simulation requires **Anaconda 2.7 32 bit** https://www.continuum.io/downloads and **VLC media player**. The noise cancelling simulation requires **Matlab 2010**.
-2. Open [examples/ie224-noise.py](../examples/ie224-noise.py) in Spyder (it comes with Anaconda). Press F5. This will generate all the paths and save them in the [examples/ie224-noise-results](../examples/ie224-noise-results) directory. You can view a report of this in [examples/report.md](../examples/report.md).
+2. Open [examples/ie224-noise.py](../examples/ie224-noise.py) in Spyder (it comes with Anaconda). Press F5. This will generate all the paths and save them in the [examples/ie224-noise-results](../examples/ie224-noise-results) directory. You can view a report of this in [examples/ie224-noise-results/report.md](../examples/ie224-noise-results/report.md).
 3. Open [impulse-anc-matlab/ie224.m](../impulse-anc-matlab/ie224.m) and hit F5. This will reference the files generated in the previous step, simulate an ANC system and display the achieved suppression.
 
 You should get a suppression of roughly 20 dB.