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A multi-hop wireless mbs using an adaptive network code retransmission.

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Abstract	Network coding has recently attracted attention as a substantial improvement to packet retransmission schemes in wireless multicast broadcast services (MBS). In this paper, it is concentrating on increasing the efficiency of bandwidth and reducing the retransmission of packets on wireless multicast broadcast services. In the existing system there are three main schemes are used. ONCR (Opportunistic network coding retransmission), FNCR (Full network coding retransmission), ANCR (Adaptive network coding retransmission).First two scheme are not efficient because, in ONCR it will transmit the packets which are not intent to the receiver. In FNCR, it decreases the bandwidth efficiency because of retransmitting all the packets in addition with the required packets. In order to overcome the above drawbacks, Adaptive network coded schemes are used to improve the bandwidth efficiency in MBS using a combination of opportunistic and full network coded retransmission using this transmission scheme. It can able to apply it for the single-hop wireless broadcast services. In the proposing system, are applying this transmission scheme for the multi-hop wireless broadcast service. It has the advantage of more effective bandwidth usage and reducing the retransmission.
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Subject Keyword	Full Network Wireless Multicast Broadcast Service Adaptive Network Bandwidth Efficiency Transmission Scheme Proposing System Substantial Improvement Opportunistic Network Network Coding Effective Bandwidth Usage Main Scheme Required Packet Single-hop Wireless Broadcast Service Multi-hop Wireless Broadcast Service Retransmission Scheme
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