Comparative Analysis of OFDM Adaptive Algorithms

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Comprehensive comparison of OFDM adaptive algorithms including Chow, Hughes, and Fisher algorithms under standardized channel conditions. Includes capability to modify initial parameters for evaluating algorithm performance across different channel scenarios, with implementation considerations for adaptive bit and power allocation.

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In this paper, we conduct a comparative analysis of OFDM adaptive algorithms, performing unified comparisons of Chow, Hughes, and Fisher algorithms across various channel conditions. Researchers can modify initial parameters to observe the relative advantages of these algorithms under different channel scenarios. Through such comparative studies, we can better understand algorithm performance in varying environments and provide guidance for selecting the most suitable algorithm for specific channel conditions. The implementation typically involves MATLAB or Python simulations with key functions handling channel modeling, signal-to-noise ratio calculations, and adaptive modulation schemes. Algorithm performance metrics commonly include bit error rate (BER), spectral efficiency, and computational complexity analysis.