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Block diagram of an MIMO-OFDM system-Transmitter.

Block diagram of an MIMO-OFDM system-Transmitter.

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This work analyses the performance of the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) technique, which is widely employed in wireless communication. The modified Jakes model for expeditious fading coefficients generation is adopted aiming to analyse and evaluate realistic communication channel scenarios. Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO)...

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... Indeed, because the ML detector solution requires an exhaustive search through all possible symbol combinations [8], while linear closed solutions such as ZF and MMSE result in a poor performance for highly correlated channels [9], evolutionary heuristic algorithms are strong candidates for producing better solutions than linear detectors, and they result in reduced computational complexity compared to ML because heuristic approaches do not evaluate all possibilities. ...
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