<span>In <span>this paper, an attempt develops three different methods, namely, Hybrid Maximal-Minimum (Max-Min) model with Decomposed Selective Mapping (D-SLM) in a UFMC, Modified Enhancement Asymmetric Arithmetic Coding Scheme (M-EAAC) and Dynamic Threshold-based Logarithmic Companding (DTLC) is carried out in Multiple-Input, Multiple-Output Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplexing (MIMO-OFDM) technology to enhance the PAPR reduction. These methods allow increased data rate request through threshold limit adjustment in a desired out-of-band (OOB) range, allows data transmission for the selected for the candidate sequences for maximizing the channel utility, data capacity and computational demands and varying threshold limit to analyse the nonlinear companding effect, respectively on D-UFMC-SLM, M-EAAC SCS-TI and DTLC. The extensive analysis shows that the proposed M-EAAC SCS-TI achieves a reduced CCDF PAPR, increased average spectral efficiency and redued Bit Error Rate (BER) than the other proposed DTLC and D-UFMC-SLM methods.</span></span>
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