Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Almost all automatic repeat request (ARQ) protocols rely on checksums to let the receiver decide about the presence of transmission errors. If the checksum is wrong a retransmission takes place. In case of transmission errors often only a few bits are erroneous, but in a frame retransmission all bits are transmitted again, including the correct ones.  introduces the so-called intermediate checksum framing scheme, which attempts to rescue most of the correct bits and to restrict retransmissions only to those parts of a frame where bit errors actually occurred.  specifically consider the case where a deadline is associated to packets and the number of retransmissions is bounded.
['Andreas Willig']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Simulative investigation of intermediate checksum schemes in the presence of deadlines
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