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Sergey Foss, Dmitriy Kim, Andrey Turlikov
The authors analyze retransmissions for rare-event reports sent by remote sensors over a shared wireless channel. After an event, a device sends the same report in successive slots, allowing up to K+1 attempts; noise can corrupt collision-free transmissions. In an example with N=2, ε=0.4, and λ=0.02, non-delivery falls from 0.406 at K=0 to 0.0298 at K=7, optimal for these parameters.
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