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Channel-Grouping Methods on Go-Back-N ARQ Scheme in Multiple-Parallel-Channel System
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We consider a communication system in which a transmitter is connected to a receiver through parallel channels, and the Go-Back-N ARQ scheme is used to handle transmission errors. A packet error on one channel results in retransmission of packets assigned to other channels under the Go-Back-N ARQ scheme. Therefore, the channel-grouping (a grouped-channel is used to transmit the same packet at a time), would affect the throughput performance. We analyze the throughput performance, and give a tree-algorithm to efficiently search for the optimal channel-grouping which makes the throughput to become maximum. Numerical results show that the throughput is largely improved by using the optimal channel-grouping.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E77-B No.2 pp.265-269
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- 1994/02/25
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Chun-Xiang CHEN, Masaharu KOMATSU, Kozo KINOSHITA, "Channel-Grouping Methods on Go-Back-N ARQ Scheme in Multiple-Parallel-Channel System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E77-B, no. 2, pp. 265-269, February 1994, doi: .
Abstract: We consider a communication system in which a transmitter is connected to a receiver through parallel channels, and the Go-Back-N ARQ scheme is used to handle transmission errors. A packet error on one channel results in retransmission of packets assigned to other channels under the Go-Back-N ARQ scheme. Therefore, the channel-grouping (a grouped-channel is used to transmit the same packet at a time), would affect the throughput performance. We analyze the throughput performance, and give a tree-algorithm to efficiently search for the optimal channel-grouping which makes the throughput to become maximum. Numerical results show that the throughput is largely improved by using the optimal channel-grouping.
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