Method and base station for allocating system resource according to user service quality
A technology for allocating system and user services, applied in methods and base stations, in the field of allocating system resources according to user service quality, can solve problems such as inability to optimize the system, and achieve the effects of optimizing system performance and reasonable scheduling
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[0024] The method for allocating system resources according to user service quality proposed by the embodiment of the present invention mainly allocates more system resources to users with good service quality through real-time detection of current user service quality, thereby ensuring that the base station can use Allocate system resources. For example, when the user's service quality is not good enough to meet the user's basic usage status, the system resources allocated to the user should be partially or completely recovered, because even if a large amount of system resources are allocated to the user, the user may Unavailable, so part of the system resources allocated to this user needs to be reclaimed and allocated to users with better service status but no more system resources. If the base station detects that the transmission rate of the current user is 0 or less than the minimum rate promised by the operator, it means that the user may not be using the allocated syst...
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