  In this work, we propose novel HARQ prediction schemes for Cloud RANs
(C-RANs) that use feedback over a rate-limited feedback channel (2 - 6 bits)
from the Remote Radio Heads (RRHs) to predict at the User Equipment (UE) the
decoding outcome at the BaseBand Unit (BBU) ahead of actual decoding. In
particular, we propose a Dual Autoencoding 2-Stage Gaussian Mixture Model
(DA2SGMM) that is trained in an end-to-end fashion over the whole C-RAN setup.
Using realistic link-level simulations in the sub-THz band at 100 GHz, we show
that the novel DA2SGMM HARQ prediction scheme clearly outperforms all other
adapted and state-of-the-art schemes. The DA2SGMM shows a superior performance
in terms of blockage detection as well as HARQ prediction in the no-blockage
and single-blockage cases. In particular, the DA2SGMM with 4~bit feedback
achieves a more than 200 % higher throughput in average compared to its best
alternative. Compared to regular HARQ, the DA2SGMM reduces the maximum
transmission latency by more than 72.4 %, while maintaining more than 75 % of
the throughput in the no-blockage scenario. In the single-blockage scenario,
DA2SGMM significantly increases the throughput for most of the evaluated
Signal-to-Noise-Ratios (SNRs) compared to regular HARQ.
