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Figure 1.Block diagram of the system model.
Figure 2.Comparison between simulation and theoretical results, andsecrecy-reliability performance of the considered protocols for different valuesof K, when q = 2 and τ/K = 0.6.
Figure 3.Effect of the field sizeand OSWJ, as a function of the SNR, when q on the secrecy performance of both CSWJ τ = 8 and K = 15.
Figure 5.Delay performance as a function of SNR for q = 2 and q = 64,when K = 15 is considered.

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