CN111107652A - Resource allocation method and device based on RIP in LTE system - Google Patents
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Abstract
The application discloses a resource allocation method based on RIP measurement results, which comprises the following steps: calculating an interference coefficient of each Physical Resource Block (PRB) based on a Received Interference Power (RIP) measurement result; calculating the interference coefficient of continuous PRB resources according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resources; and performing Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient. Corresponding apparatus, non-volatile computer-readable storage medium, and electronic device are also disclosed. By applying the technical scheme disclosed by the application, the influence of random interference on PUSCH data transmission can be reduced, and the transmission reliability is improved.
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Technical Field
The present application relates to the field of communications technologies, and in particular, to a method and an apparatus for resource allocation based on RIP in an LTE system.
Background
With the wide application of LTE in various industries, especially the application of portable and movable eNB devices, unpredictability exists for the surrounding wireless environment, the wireless environment changes faster, and there is a larger random interference.
Receiving Interference Power (RIP) is Interference Power on a Physical Resource Block (PRB) bandwidth, and can represent Interference conditions of each PRB on a cell bandwidth; and the Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resource allocation is carried out by combining the RIP measurement result, and the continuous PRB resource which meets the transmission requirement and has the minimum interference is taken as the uplink scheduling resource allocation, so that the access success rate of the terminal and the transmission reliability can be improved.
Common uplink resource allocation methods include frequency selective scheduling and frequency hopping, which are briefly introduced below:
frequency selection and scheduling: frequency selective scheduling can be performed by referring to a measurement Reference Signal (SRS) measurement result of a terminal, but under the scene that the wireless environment changes continuously, the frequency selection yield is not obvious, especially for the transmission of Msg5 data in the access process, no measurement report data related to the terminal can be used as a Reference, and for the Msg5 data transmission, the frequency selection algorithm has little effect.
A frequency hopping mode: interference randomization can be performed, but the algorithm complexity is higher, and the method is more suitable for scheduling of semi-persistent scheduling (SPS) services; for dynamic scheduling, since the dynamic scheduling authorizes every time, the position of the allocated resource is not fixed, and random allocation is already performed; for the eNB device that moves continuously, the current interference situation is not considered by the fixed frequency hopping position, and therefore, the advantage of frequency hopping is not obvious.
Disclosure of Invention
The application provides a resource allocation method and device based on RIP in an LTE system, so as to reduce the influence of random interference on PUSCH data transmission and improve the transmission reliability.
The application discloses a resource allocation method based on RIP measurement results, which comprises the following steps:
calculating the interference coefficient of each physical resource block PRB based on the RIP measurement result of the received interference power;
calculating the interference coefficient of continuous PRB resources according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resources;
and performing Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
Preferably, the calculating the interference coefficient of each PRB based on the RIP measurement result includes:
and the MAC layer converts the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value.
Preferably, three interference coefficients are set: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index.
Preferably, the converting the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value includes:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
Preferably, the allocating PUSCH resources according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficients includes:
and selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resource which has the smallest interference coefficient and meets the transmission requirement as the resource scheduled at this time for PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient and the sequence from front to back.
The application also discloses a resource allocation device based on RIP measurement results, including: the device comprises a conversion module, a continuous interference calculation module and a resource allocation module, wherein:
the conversion module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of each PRB based on the RIP measurement result;
the continuous interference calculation module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resource according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resource;
and the resource allocation module is used for allocating Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resources according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to:
and converting the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to:
three interference coefficients are set: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
Preferably, the resource allocation module:
and selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resource which has the smallest interference coefficient and meets the transmission requirement as the resource scheduled at this time for PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient and the sequence from front to back.
The present application also discloses a non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform the steps of the RIP-based resource allocation method in an LTE system as described above.
The application also discloses an electronic device comprising the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium as described above, and the processor having access to the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium.
According to the technical scheme, the interference coefficient of the uplink continuous PRB resources is calculated based on the RIP measurement result, and then the uplink continuous PRB resources with the minimum interference coefficient are distributed in combination with the interference coefficient of the uplink continuous PRB resources, so that the influence of random interference on PUSCH data transmission is reduced, and the transmission reliability is improved.
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FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a resource allocation method based on RIP measurement results according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of 5M cell, ratio 2, RIP measurement result and uplink resource allocation;
fig. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of the resource allocation apparatus based on RIP measurement results according to the present application.
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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the present application more apparent, the present application is further described in detail below by referring to the accompanying drawings and examples.
The method comprises the steps of firstly calculating an uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient based on a RIP measurement result, and then combining the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient to carry out PUSCH resource allocation. According to the technical scheme, targeted allocation is achieved for each authorized position, and unallocated uplink continuous PRB resources with minimum interference are allocated in the uplink scheduling process, so that the influence of random interference on PUSCH data transmission is reduced.
Referring to fig. 1, the overall process of the resource allocation method based on RIP measurement results according to the present application is described in detail, where the process includes the following steps:
step 101: and calculating the interference coefficient of each PRB based on the RIP measurement result.
In this step, the interference coefficient of each PRB is initialized based on the RIP measurement result. Specifically, the Medium Access Control (MAC) layer converts the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value (dBm), thereby obtaining an interference coefficient corresponding to each PRB.
Preferably, the present application sets three interference coefficients: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index, that is: 99.
a preferred implementation is:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
The above conversion needs to take into account the following factors:
(a) the RIP level value is converted into an actual power value, and a certain calculation amount exists.
Therefore, in practical applications, in order to reduce the amount of computation for converting the level value into the actual power value, the level values corresponding to the actual power values in the respective ranges may be calculated in advance, and the level values may be directly used for range matching to obtain the interference coefficient corresponding to the PRB. For example: actual power-90 dBm corresponds to a level value of 300000; actual power-110 dBm corresponds to a level value of 3000, and so on.
(b) The problem that a large number change covers a small number change is caused by directly using the level value as a calculation basis; the larger the RIP level value, the smaller the change in the actual power value, as shown in the following table:
step 102: and calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resource according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the corresponding interference coefficient of the uplink continuous PRB resource.
And the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resource is the accumulation of the interference coefficients of a plurality of unallocated continuous PRBs and the corresponding PRBIndex.
When the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resources is calculated, the corresponding PRB indexes are accumulated, so that the PRB resources meeting the conditions can be distributed sequentially from front to back in the subsequent processing.
Step 103: and carrying out PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
And at the uplink scheduling time, calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resources by using the interference coefficient of each PRB, selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resources which have the smallest interference coefficient and meet the transmission requirement from the front to the back, and performing PUSCH resource allocation as the resources scheduled at this time.
By adopting the method provided by the application to allocate the uplink resources, the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB can be ensured to accurately reflect the comparison of the interference situation no matter where the PRB is located.
Referring to fig. 2, a resource allocation process based on RIP measurement results according to the present application will be described, where the process includes the following steps:
and step 1, starting.
Step 2, at the scheduling time of each uplink PUSCH resource, classifying the RIP measurement results of each current PRB, and initializing the uplink power classes of each PRB:
(1) if Prb [ i ] _ RIP > -90dBm, the value calculterp [ i ] ═ 300, representing BAD _ Prb, i.e.: the RIP interference condition of the PRB is poor;
(2) if-110 dBm < ═ Prb [ i ] _ RIP < -90dBm, then the value calculated RIP [ i ] _ 200 is assigned, which represents OK _ Prb, i.e.: RIP interference condition of the PRB is moderate;
(3) if Prb [ i ] _ RIP < -110dBm, then the value calculated RIP [ i ] ═ 100, representing GOOD _ Prb, i.e.: the RIP interference condition of the PRB is good;
wherein, Prb [ i ] _ RIP represents the RIP actual power value of ith Prb, and the range of i is [0,99 ].
As described above, in order to reduce the amount of calculation for converting the level value into the actual power value, in practical use, the level values corresponding to the actual power values in the respective ranges are calculated in advance, and the level values are directly used for range matching, thereby obtaining the interference coefficient corresponding to the PRB. For example:
actual power-90 dBm corresponds to a level value of 300000;
the actual power-110 dBm corresponds to a level value of 3000.
Step 3, initializing relevant parameters of the continuous PRB information to be distributed, specifically comprising the following steps:
initializing an interference coefficient AllocPrbAllInfer of continuous PRB information to be distributed to a maximum value of 0 xFFFFFFFF;
three parameters AllocPrbNum, AllocPrbStartIdx, allocprbenddx are initialized to 0.
The four parameters are used for recording the condition of the current continuous PRB resources to be allocated; after the resource allocation process is finished, the information recorded by the four parameters is the continuous PRB resource which meets the transmission requirement as far as possible and has the minimum interference coefficient.
And 4, initializing a cycle i: i ═ bandwidth PUSCH initial PRB Index, i.e.: i ═ Bandwidth _ startpbidx.
Step 5, judging whether i reaches the PRB Index of the end of the bandwidth PUSCH;
if yes, go to step 18 and end.
If not, go to the next step.
if yes, entering step 12 and continuing to circulate;
if not, go to the next step.
Step 7, initializing continuous PRB information with Prb [ i ] as a starting position:
(1) starting PRB index of continuous PRB block: PrbStartIdx ═ i;
(2) end of consecutive PRB block PRB index: PrbEndIdx ═ i;
(3) calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB block with Prb [ i ] as the starting position: prballnfer ═ calcalaterip [ i ] + i;
(4) the PRB number of the continuous PRB block taking Prb [ i ] as the starting position: PrbNum ═ 1.
And 8, judging whether the continuous PRB information to be distributed needs to be updated or not.
The judgment conditions in the step are as follows:
the number AllocPrbNum of PRBs to be distributed is equal to the number PrbNum of continuous PRBs taking Prb [ i ] as the starting position,
and the interference coefficient PrbAllInfer < (interference coefficient AllocPrbAllInfer) of the continuous PRB block taking the Prb [ i ] as the starting position is the interference coefficient AllocPrbAllInfer of the PRB block to be distributed;
if the condition is met, entering the next step to update the continuous PRB information to be distributed;
if the condition is not satisfied, step 10 is entered directly.
And 9, updating the information of the continuous PRB to be distributed:
AllocPrbStartIdx＝PrbStartIdx；
AllocPrbEndIdx＝PrbEndIdx；
AllocPrbAllInfer＝PrbAllInfer；
AllocPrbNum＝PrbNum。
and step 10, taking the Prb [ i ] as a starting position, traversing a plurality of PRBs requested to be allocated by the user backwards, wherein the initial j is i + 1.
Step 11, judging j > (i + UsreqRuNum), wherein the UsreqRuNum is the number of PRBs requested to be allocated by a user, the parameter is one input of the algorithm, and the number of the PRBs meeting the data requirement to be transmitted by the terminal is calculated according to the terminal BSR and the like;
however, this calculation does not belong to the method described in the present application;
if yes, entering step 12, and continuing to cycle and traverse;
if not, the step 13 is entered.
And step 12.i + +, returning to the step 5.
Step 13, judging whether Prb [ j ] is distributed or not:
if yes, entering the step 17;
if not, entering the next step;
step 14, updating continuous PRB information with Prb [ i ] as a starting position:
(1) end positions of consecutive Prb blocks with Prb [ i ] as starting position: PrbEndIdx is j;
(2) interference coefficient of consecutive Prb blocks starting from Prb [ i ]: prballnfer + (calcalaterip [ j ] + j;
(3) the PRB number of the continuous PRB block taking Prb [ i ] as the starting position: PrbNum + +.
And step 15, comparing the continuous PRB block taking the Prb [ i ] as the starting position with the currently recorded PRB block to be allocated, and updating the continuous PRB block to be allocated into a continuous block with the minimum interference coefficient on the basis of meeting the requirement of allocating the number of PRBs by a user as much as possible.
The method comprises the following three conditions:
condition (1) determines whether the following conditions are satisfied: the number of PRBs requested to be allocated by a user, UsreqRuNum, is equal to the number of continuous PRBs PrbNum taking Prb [ i ] as an initial position, the number of PRBs requested to be allocated by the user, UsreqRuNum, is equal to the currently recorded number of continuous PRBs to be allocated, AllocPrbNum, and the currently recorded interference coefficient of continuous PRBs to be allocated, AllocPrbAllInfer, is equal to the interference coefficient of continuous PRB blocks taking Prb [ i ] as an initial position, PrbAllInfer;
if not, continuously judging whether the condition (2) is met;
if yes, entering the next step;
the condition (2) judges whether or not the following conditions are satisfied: usrreqrorqnum > AllocPrbNum & & AllocPrbNum < PrbNum;
if not, continuously judging whether the condition (3) is met;
if yes, entering the next step;
the condition (3) judges whether or not the following conditions are satisfied: UsreqRuNum > AllocPrbNum
&&AllocPrbNum＝＝PrbNum
&&AllocPrbAllInfer>＝PrbAllInfer；
If not, go to step 17;
if so, go to the next step.
Step 16, updating the information of the continuous PRB to be distributed:
AllocPrbStartIdx＝PrbStartIdx；
AllocPrbEndIdx＝PrbEndIdx；
AllocPrbAllInfer＝PrbAllInfer；
AllocPrbNum＝PrbNum。
and step 18, ending. The recorded information of the continuous PRBs to be allocated is as follows: AllocPrbNum, allocprballlnfer, AllocPrbStartIdx, allocprbenddx, which correspond to assignable contiguous PRB blocks that meet the user data transmission requirements as much as possible and have the smallest interference coefficients.
Found through the actual measurement comparison that: after the resource allocation method combining RIP measurement provided by the application is applied, the access success rate is obviously improved.
The measurement result of the RIP is greatly influenced by the test environment, and test data collected in a time period with high interference in the test is selected for comparison. For the 5M cell, the test environment of the ratio 2, and the comparison result of the RIP measurement result and the uplink resource allocation situation are shown in fig. 3. Subframes 3 and 8 are scheduling subframes (corresponding to uplink subframes 7 and 2, respectively), and RIP measurement results referenced by scheduling time are from the previous uplink subframes (2 and 7, respectively).
The solid line part represents 4 PRB resources allocated for uplink transmission using the method of the present application, and the dotted line part represents 4 PRB resources allocated for uplink transmission without using the method of the present application. As can be seen from fig. 3:
by comparing the resource allocation position and the interference condition of each PRB, the allocation method can avoid the high interference area from the resource allocation, thereby improving the transmission reliability.
In addition, the access success rate contrast test of this application and prior art is as follows:
by carrying out multiple comparison tests in a simple scene and a complex scene, the test results show that the resource allocation method combining the RIP measurement results obviously improves the test effects in the two aspects of the farthest access distance and the access success rate.
(1) Complex environment test, the deployment of each frequency band of macro station is more, building shelters from more complicatedly, and the comparison result is shown in table 1:
TABLE 1 comparison of Complex Environment test results
(2) Simple environment test, each frequency channel of macro station deploys 1 ~ 2 of district, and the environment is spacious basically not sheltered from, and the comparison result is as shown in table 2:
TABLE 2 comparison of simple environmental test results
Corresponding to the above method, the present application further provides a resource allocation apparatus based on RIP measurement results, whose composition structure is shown in fig. 4, and the apparatus includes: the device comprises a conversion module, a continuous interference calculation module and a resource allocation module, wherein:
the conversion module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of each PRB based on the RIP measurement result;
the continuous interference calculation module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resource according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resource;
and the resource allocation module is used for allocating Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resources according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to: and converting the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to:
three interference coefficients are set: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index.
Preferably, the conversion module is specifically configured to:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
Preferably, the resource allocation module:
and selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resource which has the smallest interference coefficient and meets the transmission requirement as the resource scheduled at this time for PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient and the sequence from front to back.
Furthermore, the present application also provides a non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform the steps of the RIP measurement based resource allocation method as described above.
Further, the present application provides an electronic device comprising the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium as described above, and the processor having access to the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium.
The above description is only exemplary of the present application and should not be taken as limiting the present application, as any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present application should be included in the scope of protection of the present application.
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1. A resource allocation method based on RIP measurement results is characterized by comprising the following steps:
calculating the interference coefficient of each physical resource block PRB based on the RIP measurement result of the received interference power;
calculating the interference coefficient of continuous PRB resources according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resources;
and performing Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the calculating the interference coefficient for each PRB based on the RIP measurements comprises:
and the MAC layer converts the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein:
three interference coefficients are set: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the converting the obtained RIP level values of the PRBs into interference coefficients corresponding to actual power values comprises:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
5. The method according to any of claims 1 to 4, wherein the PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient comprises:
and selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resource which has the smallest interference coefficient and meets the transmission requirement as the resource scheduled at this time for PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient and the sequence from front to back.
6. An apparatus for resource allocation based on RIP measurements, comprising: the device comprises a conversion module, a continuous interference calculation module and a resource allocation module, wherein:
the conversion module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of each PRB based on the RIP measurement result;
the continuous interference calculation module is used for calculating the interference coefficient of the continuous PRB resource according to the interference coefficient of each PRB to obtain the interference coefficient of the corresponding uplink continuous PRB resource;
and the resource allocation module is used for allocating Physical Uplink Shared Channel (PUSCH) resources according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient.
7. The apparatus of claim 6, wherein the conversion module is specifically configured to:
and converting the obtained RIP level value of each PRB into an interference coefficient corresponding to the actual power value.
8. The apparatus of claim 7, wherein the conversion module is specifically configured to:
three interference coefficients are set: BAD _ PRB, OK _ PRB and GOOD _ PRB respectively correspond to three interference degrees: severe interference, general interference and no interference, and the three interference coefficients satisfy the following conditions:
BAD_PRB>(OK_PRB+MaxPrbIndex)，
and OK _ PRB > (GOOD _ PRB + MaxPrbIndex);
wherein MaxPrbIndex is the maximum PRB Index.
9. The apparatus of claim 8, wherein the conversion module is specifically configured to:
if the RIP actual power value > -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 300, which represents serious interference;
if-110 dBm < -RIP actual power value < -90dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 200, which represents general interference;
and if the actual RIP power value is < -110dBm, assigning the interference coefficient of the corresponding PRB to be 100, which represents no interference.
10. The apparatus of any of claims 6 to 9, wherein the resource allocation module:
and selecting the unallocated uplink continuous PRB resource which has the smallest interference coefficient and meets the transmission requirement as the resource scheduled at this time for PUSCH resource allocation according to the uplink continuous PRB resource interference coefficient and the sequence from front to back.
11. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform the steps of the RIP measurement based resource allocation method of any one of claims 1 to 5.
12. An electronic device comprising the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium of claim 11, and the processor having access to the non-volatile computer-readable storage medium.
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