Bit Error Rate in Bit Error rates with pulse shapi Matlab script

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Bit Error Rate in Bit Error rates with pulse shaping consideration - Bit Error Rate in CDMA with MAI consideration. The most straightforward approximation is the standard Gaussian approximation, where the MAI is approximated by a Gaussian random variable.This approximation is simple, however it is not accurate in general. In situations where the number of users is not large, the Gaussian approximation is not appropriate. In-depth analysis of must be applied.The Holtzman's improved Gaussian approximation provides a better approximation to the MAI term. The approximation conditions the interference term on the operation condition of each user.
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