On the impact of correlated arrivals and errors on ARQ delay terms
IEEE Transactions on Communications
On the effect of feedback errors in Markov models for SR ARQ packet delays
GLOBECOM'09 Proceedings of the 28th IEEE conference on Global telecommunications
Analysis of selective retransmission techniques for differentially encoded data
ICC'09 Proceedings of the 2009 IEEE international conference on Communications
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications
An adaptive ARQ-HARQ interworking scheme in WiMAX systems
Computer Networks: The International Journal of Computer and Telecommunications Networking
Link optimization for energy-constrained wireless networks with packet retransmissions
Wireless Communications & Mobile Computing
Tail asymptotic behaviour of resequencing buffer content for selective repeat ARQ
Operations Research Letters
Survey: Performance models for wireless channels
Computer Science Review
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In this paper, the packet delay statistics of a fully reliable selective repeat automatic repeat request (SRARQ) scheme is investigated. The study is carried out assuming that the packet error process can be characterized by means of a discrete time Markov channel. The packets transmitted by the sender are checked for errors at the receiver's side, and acknowledgment messages (ACK or NACK), assumed error free, are sent back accordingly. It is assumed that the feedback message is known at the transmitter m channel slots after the packet transmission started. First, an analytical exact approach is described, in which an appropriate Markov model is developed in order to find the exact delay statistics. This allows to write close formulas related to the delivery delay experienced by ARQ packets. Moreover, in order to reduce the computational complexity of this analysis, an approximate model is presented. The results obtained from the approximate approach are in good agreement with the ones derived from the exact analysis.