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- The first step requires us to create multiple CSV files. Each CSV file will correspond to an independent geolocation technique. Open a spreadsheet already created and copy target IPs and error distance columns into a new spreadsheet and save it as a CSV (.csv) file. Name it against the geolocation technique such as apollonius.csv for Apollonius. Table 2 below shows geolocation technique against its file name. Click on the file name to download and view the file.
- Put these under a csv directory. Put the csv directory and Node_info.txt file alongside CreateCSVForComparison.pl script. Table 3 below provides links to these files.
- Execute CreateCSVForComparison.pl script. This will generate all-analysis.csv file containing data in the following format. This will contain all data including null value for those targets for which a geolocation technique didn't find any estimate results.
- Open this all-analysis.csv file and convert this to a spreadsheet for analysis.
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serial no, hostname, ip, region, apollonius, cbg_multi, cbg_tri, cbg_with_apollonius, soi, sping, tbg, tbg_updated, tulip_imp, tulip_old
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Known issues
Output file formatting issues:
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