Adding EPS value back into the range.

[pingpong.git] / Code / Projects / PacketLevelSignatureExtractor / src / main / java / edu / uci / iotproject / detection / layer2 / Layer2RangeMatcher.java

diff --git a/Code/Projects/PacketLevelSignatureExtractor/src/main/java/edu/uci/iotproject/detection/layer2/Layer2RangeMatcher.java b/Code/Projects/PacketLevelSignatureExtractor/src/main/java/edu/uci/iotproject/detection/layer2/Layer2RangeMatcher.java
index 00cde3479beaabd5abd1a14189aa2f85eefecf95..eb3b34e8e5c90661afcf5fb973f8ed3b2df75892 100644 (file)
--- a/Code/Projects/PacketLevelSignatureExtractor/src/main/java/edu/uci/iotproject/detection/layer2/Layer2RangeMatcher.java
+++ b/Code/Projects/PacketLevelSignatureExtractor/src/main/java/edu/uci/iotproject/detection/layer2/Layer2RangeMatcher.java
@@ -72,11 +72,11 @@ public class Layer2RangeMatcher extends Layer2AbstractMatcher {
         PcapPacket expectedLowerBound = mLowerBound.get(mMatchedPackets.size());
         PcapPacket expectedUpperBound = mUpperBound.get(mMatchedPackets.size());
         // First verify if the received packet has the length we're looking for (the length should be within the range).
-//        if (expectedLowerBound.getOriginalLength() - (int) mEps <= packet.getOriginalLength() &&
-//                packet.getOriginalLength() <= expectedUpperBound.getOriginalLength() + (int) mEps){
+        if (expectedLowerBound.getOriginalLength() - (int) mEps <= packet.getOriginalLength() &&
+                packet.getOriginalLength() <= expectedUpperBound.getOriginalLength() + (int) mEps){
         // TODO: TEMPORARILY WITHOUT EPS
-        if (expectedLowerBound.getOriginalLength() <= packet.getOriginalLength() &&
-                packet.getOriginalLength() <= expectedUpperBound.getOriginalLength()){
+//        if (expectedLowerBound.getOriginalLength() <= packet.getOriginalLength() &&
+//                packet.getOriginalLength() <= expectedUpperBound.getOriginalLength()){
             // If this is the first packet, we only need to verify that its length is correct. Time constraints are
             // obviously satisfied as there are no previous packets. Furthermore, direction matches by definition as we
             // don't know the MAC of the device (or phone) in advance, so we can't enforce a rule saying "first packet