Selective Repeat Automatic Repeat reQuest (ARQ) offers several advantages, including improved efficiency in data transmission by only retransmitting erroneous packets rather than all packets after the error. This approach minimizes bandwidth usage and reduces latency, especially in high-speed networks where packet loss can occur. Additionally, it allows for better utilization of network resources, as multiple packets can be in transit simultaneously, enhancing overall throughput. Overall, Selective Repeat ARQ strikes a balance between reliability and performance in data communication.
1.Selective repeat ARQ is efficient for noisy links and Go Back N ARQ is inefficient for noisy link. 2.Selective Repeat ARQ is complicated whether Go Back N ARQ is less complicated than Selective repeat ARQ. 3.in Sender and receiver Window Size is 2^(m-1) and in Go Back N ARQ Sender Window Size is 2^(m)-1 and receiver window size is 1.
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Protocols Send window size Receive window sizeStop‐and‐Wait ARQ 1 1Go‐Back‐N ARQ 32 - 1 = 31 1Selective‐Repeat ARQ 32/2 = 16 32/2 = 16
Go-Back-N ARQRetransmission begins with the last unacknowledged frame even if subsequent frames have arrived correctly .duplicate frames are discarded.Go-back-n ARQ -- Receiver must get Frames in correct orderSelective Repeat ARQOnly the unacknowledged frame is retransmitted.It may be (slightly) more efficient than Go-back-n ARQ, but also much more complicated.Selective repeat ARQ -- correctly-received out-of-order Frames are stored at Receiver until they can be re-assembled into correct orderHamida Almangush
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Automatic Repeat reQuest, an errot control mechanism for data transmission.See the Related Link.
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Protocols Send window size Receive window sizeStop‐and‐Wait ARQ 1 1Go‐Back‐N ARQ 32 - 1 = 31 1Selective‐Repeat ARQ 32/2 = 16 32/2 = 16
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Using the Go Back N protocol for error control means that if a timeout occurs, then all unacknowledged packets are resent, where with selective repeat, only those packets that were unacknowledged. This allows the Go Back N to use cumulative acknowledgements, creating a faster data flow, but this also means that in the case of an interruption, the system is slower to recognize this and then time is lost for the retransmission since the last cumulative ack.
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