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Overhead of shared NACK feedback channels

Höhne et al., 2010

Document ID: 2641225353282251644
Author: Höhne T; Wu Y
Publication year: 2010
Publication venue: 2010 17th International Conference on Telecommunications

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In this paper we examine the shared NACK feedback channel, which allows several users to signal a negative acknowledgment. The advantage lies in its minimal resource usage in the feedback, and its disadvantage in the limited amount of information which users actually …

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