Hi Anand,
In MATLAB system-level simulations for wireless communications, dynamic packet bearer configurations can support traffic types such as video or VoIP for each UE. The term "packetgenerationDLbytes" is not the same as dynamic packet bearer configuration; it usually refers to the amount of downlink data to be generated for packet transmission.
You can define traffic models and QoS requirements for different types of traffic in the "simParameters" structure. These parameters are then used by the MAC and RLC layers to schedule and handle transmissions based on the traffic characteristics and QoS profiles.
The "NRTDDSymbolbasedScheduling" likely refers to a type of MAC layer scheduling that considers the dynamic traffic and QoS requirements. You would pass the traffic configuration to the RLC layer, which manages data according to the scheduling decisions made by the MAC layer. The actual implementation will vary based on your specific MATLAB version and simulation framework.
