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- the present invention relates to a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system and a user throughput geographical distribution estimation method, and in particular, in a cellular system that performs wireless packet communication using a shared channel between a base station and a user terminal.
- the technology related to estimating user throughput.
- user throughput exhibits different values depending on the geography around the base station.
- the user throughput is a value measured by the user terminal and represents the number of bits of packets received by the user terminal from the base station per unit time.
- continuous time system level simulation of the cellular system is performed in a system level simulator 300.
- the system level simulator 300 takes, as input values, a base station configuration, a traffic volume of packets generated when each user terminal requests a download, and the number of all users in the cell.
- the base station configuration represents the setting and status of the base station. For example, the position of the base station, transmission power, antenna pattern, antenna orientation, antenna tilt, type of packet scheduler for scheduling the priority of packet transmission processing to the user terminal, and the like.
- System level simulator 300 estimates the reception quality of the shared channel at each user terminal position based on the above input values, and the process of radio packet communication is similar to the reality! Simulate continuous time including and estimate user throughput.
- a reception signal to interference power ratio (SIR) representing the reception signal power to interference wave signal power ratio of the shared channel is used.
- System level simulator 300 is an HSDPA (High SPEED) high-speed downlink packet access of W-CDMA (Wide band-Code Division Multiple Access) as a downlink radio packet communication method from a base station to a user terminal.
- HSDPA High SPEED
- W-CDMA Wide band-Code Division Multiple Access
- the traffic volume of the packet requested here is the traffic volume generated by the user terminal described above.
- Second process Estimate the reception quality of the shared channel at each user terminal location. Specifically, for each user terminal, interference wave signal powers of packets received from a plurality of base stations are calculated and repeated, and based on the calculation result, a shared channel HS—PDSCH (High Speed-Physical Downlink Shared CHannel Calculate and estimate the reception quality of
- the system level simulator 300 performs the first to fourth processes every 2 ms in real time. Also, the system level simulator 300
- the first to fourth processes are simulated every 2 ms for more than one hour.
- the processing amount for simulating the first to fourth processings every 2 ms for 1 hour or more is very large, and the user throughput estimation time becomes long.
- system level simulator 300 performs processing to average the user throughput in the fifth process to display the geographical distribution of user throughput! Will be longer.
- Increasing the user throughput estimation time is particularly problematic when considering the appropriate value of the base station configuration according to the user throughput.
- a system and user throughput geographical distribution estimation method is provided.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system of the present invention comprises a cellular system including a user terminal and a base station performing radio packet communication using a shared channel between user terminals in its own cell. Applied to estimate the geographical distribution of user throughput.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system of the present invention comprises reception quality estimation means for estimating reception quality of a shared channel at the position of a user terminal in a cell, and an estimation target range for which estimation of reception quality has been performed.
- User throughput calculation that calculates user throughput using traffic information reading means for reading traffic information at the same time, reception quality of shared channel at the position of the user terminal in the cell and traffic information in the estimation target range as input values
- a user throughput estimation unit configured to estimate a user throughput at a position of a user terminal in a cell using a function.
- a function such as a user throughput calculation function has an output value corresponding to the input value, it is possible to obtain the output value instantaneously when the input value is obtained. Therefore, according to the configuration using functions as described above, the process by which the user terminal shares the shared channel by the packet scheduler processing is detailed with high time resolution as compared with the configuration using the conventional system level simulation. Since it is not necessary to simulate continuous time, the geographical distribution of the user throughput can be estimated in a short time.
- the traffic information reading means may be configured to read traffic information in an estimation target range measured by either the base station or the radio network controller. According to this configuration, the input value of the user throughput calculation function can be made close to the actual value, so that the estimation accuracy of the user throughput can be improved.
- user terminal measurement means for traveling in the cell and measuring the reception quality and user throughput of the shared channel at the position of the user terminal in the cell are further provided, and the user throughput estimation means is a shared channel. It may be configured to include function correction means for correcting the user throughput calculation function according to the relationship between the reception quality actual value and the user throughput actual value. According to this configuration, the user throughput calculation function corrected according to the relationship between the measured value of the reception quality of the shared channel and the measured value of the user throughput is used. It is possible to improve the estimation accuracy of the user throughput.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram for explaining a conventional user throughput geographical distribution estimation method.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to Example 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a graph illustrating an example of a user throughput calculation function used in Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is a view showing a display example of geographical distribution of user throughput using the estimation result of user throughput estimated in Example 1 of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to Example 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 7 is a graph illustrating an example of a user throughput calculation function used in Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 9 is a graph illustrating an example of a user throughput calculation function used in Embodiment 4 of the present invention.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to an eighth example of the present invention.
- FIG. 11 is a graph illustrating an example of a method of correcting a user throughput calculation function by a function of user terminal actual measurement values.
- FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
- the cellular system to which this embodiment is applied is a cellular system including a user terminal and a base station that performs radio packet communication using a shared channel between user terminals in its own cell. Do.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system includes reception quality estimation means 11, traffic information reading means 12, and user throughput estimation means 13.
- Reception quality estimating means 11 assumes that user terminals exist at various positions in the cell. Furthermore, the reception quality estimation means 11 propagates between the base station and each user terminal based on the position of the base station input as the base station configuration and the position of each user terminal in the cell. Calculate the loss. The propagation loss is derived by substituting the distance between the base station and each user terminal into a predetermined propagation formula.
- the reception quality estimation means 11 is based on the packet transmission power in the shared channel, the antenna pattern, and the antenna orientation inputted as the base station configuration, and the calculation result of the propagation loss calculated above. First, the reception quality of the shared channel at the position of each user terminal in the cell is estimated. Note that the reception SIR is used as the reception quality.
- Reception quality estimation means 11 outputs the position of each user terminal in the cell and the reception quality of the shared channel at that position. Among these, the reception quality of the shared channel is output to the user throughput estimation means 13.
- Traffic information reading means 12 reads external information from traffic information in the estimation target range for which reception quality is estimated by reception quality estimation means 11 and outputs the read traffic information to user throughput estimation means 13 .
- the traffic information in the estimation target range is the load applied to the estimation target range by the packet generated by the user terminal existing in the estimation target range.
- the transmission power of a base station is generally used.
- the number of user terminals in the cell was increased
- the total transmission power used by the base station for packet transmission to user terminals in the cell increases. That is, traffic information is a quantitative value related to the number of user terminals in a cell.
- traffic information in the estimation target range is defined as the number of user terminals in a cell.
- this traffic information is
- the user throughput estimation means 13 incorporates a user throughput calculation function f for calculating the user throughput U, using the reception quality of the shared channel and the traffic information in the estimation target range as input values.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 receives the reception quality of the shared channel output from the reception quality estimation unit 11 and the traffic information in the estimation target range output from the traffic information reading unit 12.
- the user throughput calculation function f described above is used to calculate the user throughput at the position of each user terminal in the cell, and output as a user throughput estimation result.
- the user throughput calculation function f is prepared in advance by using the estimation result of user throughput by system level simulation, the measured value of the user throughput to be received by the radio network controller, the result of approximate analysis of the user throughput, and the like. And is incorporated in the user throughput estimation means 13.
- the qualitative nature of user throughput is that if the reception quality of the shared channel is high
- A is any constant used for power
- B is any constant used for power
- C is any constant
- Equation 1 takes a form in which the value obtained by raising the reception quality of the shared channel is a numerator. Also, if there is more traffic, user throughput will decrease. Therefore, Equation 1 takes the form of a value obtained by raising the traffic information as the denominator.
- the arbitrary constants A, B, and C need to be adjusted in advance to approximate the user throughput calculation function f to the estimation result of the system level simulation.
- FIG. 3 is a graph for explaining an example of the user throughput calculation function f used in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput calculation function f can be represented by a graph as shown in FIG. 3 when the reception quality of the shared channel is taken along the horizontal axis and the user throughput is taken along the vertical axis, and the traffic information in the estimation target range is used as a parameter. .
- the position of each user terminal in the cell assumed by reception quality estimation means 11 and the position of each user terminal in the cell estimated by user throughput estimation means 13 It outputs together with the estimation result of the user throughput. Therefore, based on these outputs, it is possible to estimate the geographical distribution of user throughput in the cell.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a display example of geographical distribution of user throughput using the estimation result of user throughput estimated in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 4 the geographical distribution of user throughput of user terminals around a three-sector base station is shown. As shown in Fig. 4, geographical distribution of user throughput should be color-coded to make it easier to visually display in a flat view.
- the user throughput estimation means 13 receives the reception quality of the shared channel at the position of each user terminal in the cell and the traffic in the estimation target range.
- the user throughput is calculated at the position of each user terminal in the cell by inputting the clock information and the user throughput calculation function f.
- the estimation method using such function does not have to simulate the process of wireless packet communication in detail in continuous time as compared to the estimation method using conventional system level simulation. It can be estimated in a short time.
- the user throughput calculation function f uses only two pieces of information: the reception quality of the shared channel at each user terminal position in the cell and the traffic information in the estimation target range. It is possible to estimate The basis for being able to estimate the user throughput with only two pieces of information is as follows.
- the user throughput is basically determined in accordance with the frequency with which a radio resource is allocated to a user terminal and the transmission rate of the radio link when the radio resource is allocated.
- the frequency with which radio resources are allocated to user terminals is related to the degree of congestion of the user terminals at the base station, that is, traffic in the estimation target range.
- the transmission rate of the wireless link is related to the reception quality of the shared channel of the wireless link. Also, qualitatively, user throughput tends to decrease when the congestion degree of the user terminal in the base station is high, and user throughput tends to increase when the congestion degree of the user terminal is low.
- the modulation method of the high transmission rate is selected, so the transmission rate rises, and if the reception quality of the shared channel is low, the modulation method of the low transmission rate is used. Because the selection is made, the transmission rate tends to decrease.
- the correspondence between the reception quality of the shared channel, the traffic information in the estimation target range, and the user throughput is determined qualitatively. Therefore, The relation is obtained in advance by using the estimation result of the user throughput by the system level simulation, the measured value of the user throughput received from the wireless network control device, the result of approximate analysis of the user throughput, etc. Formulate. As a result, it is possible to estimate the user throughput with only two pieces of information: reception quality of the shared channel and traffic information in the estimation target range.
- the method of estimating the user throughput based on only the two information of the reception quality of the shared channel and the traffic information in the estimation target range extremely restricts the factors affecting the user throughput, It can be said that it is a very simplified method.
- the estimation time should be greatly shortened with a good estimation accuracy without any practical problem by formulating the user throughput calculation function f correctly. You can get the benefit of being able to
- the method of quickly estimating the user throughput according to the present embodiment can significantly reduce the examination time of the appropriate value of the base station configuration.
- FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system differs from the cellular system to which it is applied as compared with the first embodiment shown in FIG. That is, the wireless network control device 100 is added to the cellular system to which the present embodiment is applied.
- the remaining structure of the present embodiment is similar to that of the first embodiment shown in FIG. 2, and the same reference numerals are given to the same components.
- base stations 101 to 103 are connected to radio network control apparatus 100. Further, in the cell of the base station 103, three user terminals 1031 to 1033 exist.
- the base stations 101 to 103 or the radio network controller within 100 cells.
- the number of user terminals is measured, and the number of measured user terminals is output to the traffic information reading means 12 as traffic information in the estimation target range.
- base station 103 or radio network controller 100 measures the number of user terminals in the cell of base station 103, and the measured user The number of terminals is output to traffic information reading means 12 as traffic information in the estimation target range.
- FIG. 5 shows an example where the radio network controller 100 measures the number of user terminals in the cell 103.
- the corresponding base station or radio network controller 100 measures the number of user terminals in the cell of the corresponding base station. And outputs the measured number of user terminals to the traffic information reading means 12 as traffic information in the estimation target range.
- the traffic information reading means 12 may read the traffic information in real time and output it to the user throughput estimating means 13 or the maximum value of the traffic information read in a fixed period (for example, one day) as the user system throughput. It may be output to the estimating means 13.
- the user throughput estimation means 13 is an accurate traffic for estimating the user throughput. Information can be used. Thereby, the estimation accuracy of the user throughput can be improved.
- the user throughput estimating means 13 can estimate the user throughput in real time. As a result, it is possible to find in real time in the cell where the user throughput has dropped.
- the traffic information reading means 12 is configured to output the maximum value of the traffic information in the estimated target range read in a fixed period (for example, one day) to the user system throughput estimation means 13, the base station configuration As an appropriate value of, it is possible to consider an appropriate value that can withstand the largest traffic information in a given period.
- FIG. 6 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system differs from the second embodiment shown in FIG. 5 in that a packet scheduler reading means 14a is added.
- the other configuration of this embodiment is the same as that of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 5, and the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the packet scheduler reading means 14a reads and reads the type of packet scheduler (which schedules the priority of packet transmission processing to user terminals using shared channels) used in the base station.
- the type of packet scheduler is output to the user throughput estimation means 13.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 incorporates a user throughput calculation function f 1 in which the type of packet scheduler is added as a new parameter to the user throughput calculation function f used in the first embodiment described above. It is.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 receives the reception quality of the shared channel output from the reception quality estimation unit 11, the traffic information in the estimation target range output from the traffic information reading unit 12, and the packet scheduler reading unit The user throughput is calculated at the position of each user terminal in the cell using the user throughput calculation function fl for the input with the type of packet scheduler output from 14a, and output as the estimation result of the user throughput .
- the user throughput calculation function fl may be prepared for each type of packet scheduler, or may be approximated and formulated as a continuous function as in the first embodiment described above.
- the user throughput calculation function fl is approximated and formulated as a continuous function, the following equation 2 can be used as an example of the user throughput calculation function fl.
- Equation 2 U is user throughput, SIR is shared channel reception quality, Sche dular is the type of packet scheduler, Load is the traffic information in the estimation target range
- a constant determined according to the type of the Judger is an arbitrary constant, and G is an arbitrary constant used for power.
- Equation 2 takes the form of multiplying the user throughput calculation function f used in the first embodiment described above by the constant D corresponding to the type of packet scheduler. Also, the impact of the bucket scheduler tends to decrease as the traffic gets higher. Therefore, Equation 2 takes the form of dividing the constant D by the traffic information.
- FIG. 7 is a graph for explaining an example of the user throughput calculation function fl used in the third embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput calculation function fl can be represented by a graph with the reception quality of the shared channel taken on the horizontal axis and the user throughput taken on the vertical axis, with the type of packet scheduler and the traffic information in the estimation target range as parameters. .
- the user throughput calculation function fl can be represented by a graph as shown in FIG.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 calculates the user throughput by adding the type of packet scheduler output from the knock schedule reader reading unit 14 a as a new parameter. Because of this, it is possible to estimate user throughput closer to reality. This can further improve the estimation accuracy of the user throughput.
- FIG. 8 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system differs from the third embodiment shown in FIG. 6 in that shared channel use ratio reading means 14b is added.
- the other configuration of the present embodiment is the same as that of the third embodiment shown in FIG. 6, and the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- Shared channel utilization ratio reading means 14 b is allocated individually from all user terminals in the cell (user terminals that perform wireless packet communication using shared channels and base stations without using shared channels. Of the user terminal performing wireless packet communication using the shared channel with respect to the user terminal performing voice communication etc. using only the specified individual channel), and the read rate is the user throughput Output to estimation means 13.
- the ratio of user terminals using shared channels may be estimated by shared channel usage ratio reading means 14b based on the penetration rate of user terminals using shared channels, or the radio network controller If the measurement can be made at 100, the result actually measured by the wireless network control device 100 may be used by the shared channel utilization ratio reading means 14b.
- the user throughput estimation means 13 is a user throughput in which the proportion of user terminals using shared channels is added as a new parameter to the user throughput calculation function fl used in the third embodiment described above.
- a calculation function f 2 is incorporated.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 receives the reception quality of the shared channel output from the reception quality estimation unit 11, the traffic information in the estimation target range output from the traffic information reading unit 12, and the packet scheduler reading unit
- the user throughput calculation function f 2 is used for the input of the type of packet scheduler output from 14 a and the ratio of user terminals using the shared channel output from shared channel utilization ratio reading means 14 b using the user throughput calculation function f 2 Calculates the user throughput at the position of each user terminal inside and outputs it as the estimation result of user throughput.
- a user terminal using only an individual channel has a greater impact on traffic than a user terminal using a shared channel.
- user terminals using shared channels use radio resources (power and frequency of the base station) only when necessary, so the frequency of use of radio resources is low.
- user terminals that use only dedicated channels continue to consume individually allocated wireless resources of dedicated channels during communication, and it takes time to perform connection processing, so the frequency of use of wireless resources is high. .
- D is a constant determined according to the type of packet scheduler
- G is an arbitrary constant used for exponentiation
- H is a coefficient representing the influence of user terminals using only dedicated channels on traffic
- J is an arbitrary constant.
- Formula 3 is basically the same as Formula 2 used in the third embodiment described above, but the traffic in the estimation target range is considered in terms of the degree of influence given to the user terminal using only the dedicated channel. It has a form similar to.
- (1 Ratio) is a user terminal using only individual channels.
- FIG. 9 is a graph for explaining an example of the user throughput calculation function f 2 used in the fourth embodiment of the present invention.
- the user throughput calculation function f 2 takes the reception quality of the shared channel on the horizontal axis and the user throughput on the vertical axis, and the ratio of user terminals using the shared channel and packet scheduling It can be expressed in the form of a graph using the type of error and the traffic information in the estimation target range as parameters. For example, when the type of packet scheduler and the traffic information in the estimation target range are fixed, and the ratio of user terminals using shared channels is changed, the user throughput calculation function f 2 is a graph as shown in FIG. Can be represented.
- the user throughput estimation unit 13 adds, as a new parameter, the ratio of user terminals using shared channels, which is output from the shared channel usage ratio reading unit 14b. Since the user throughput is calculated, the user throughput closer to reality can be estimated. Thereby, the estimation accuracy of the user throughput can be further improved.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system differs from the first embodiment in that the traffic information in the estimation target range is defined as the system throughput.
- the user throughput is throughput from the viewpoint of the user terminal, that is, throughput measured at the user terminal.
- the system throughput is the throughput from the viewpoint of the base station side which is the system, that is, the throughput measured at the base station side.
- the system throughput represents the total number of bits of all packets transmitted by the base station to all user terminals in the cell per unit time.
- the traffic information in the estimation target range is a quantitative value related to the number of user terminals in a cell.
- the frequency, time, and power of one cell are finite, naturally, the amount of communication that one cell can handle is limited. Taking this into consideration, the traffic information in the estimation target range can be regarded as the congestion degree of the user terminal in the cell.
- the base station system tends to be in proportion to the number of user terminals.
- the stem throughput is used as traffic information in the estimation target range.
- the traffic information in the estimation target range is defined as the average number of simultaneous connections of user terminals in the cell, as compared with the first through fifth embodiments. The only difference is that
- the average simultaneous connection number of user terminals in a cell is the number obtained by averaging the number of user terminals in a cell connected to the base station at the same time over a certain period of time. This value is measurable at the base station and obviously tends to be proportional to the number of user terminals in the cell.
- the average simultaneous connection number of user terminals in a cell that tends to be proportional to the number of user terminals is used as traffic information in the estimation target range.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system has traffic information in the estimation target range compared with the first embodiment or the sixth embodiment, and the use time rate of the packet transmission power of the base station in the cell. The only difference is that it is defined as.
- the use time rate of packet transmission power of the base station in the cell is a temporal utilization rate of packet transmission power used by the base station for packet transmission to user terminals in the cell.
- the base station If there is no user terminal in the cell, the base station does not transmit packets, so the temporal usage rate of packet transmission power of the base station decreases. Conversely, if there are many user terminals in the cell, the temporal utilization of packet transmission power of the base station will increase. In other words, this value is measurable at the base station and clearly tends to be proportional to the number of user terminals in the cell.
- the usage time rate of the transmission power of the base station in the cell which tends to be proportional to the number of user terminals is used as the traffic information in the estimation target range.
- FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to an eighth example of the present invention.
- the user throughput geographical distribution estimation system according to the eighth embodiment of the present invention has a user terminal measurement unit 200 and a user terminal actual measurement compared with the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. The difference is that the value reading means 15 and the function correction means 13a provided inside the user throughput estimation means 13 are added.
- the other configuration of this embodiment is the same as that of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. 8, and the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- user terminal measurement means 200 travels in the cell of base station 103, and at each position of user terminals 1031 to 1033 in the cell. Measure the reception quality of the shared channel and the user throughput at the same time.
- the user terminal actual value reading means 15 reads the actual measurement value of the reception quality of the shared channel measured by the user terminal actual measurement means 200 and the actual measurement value of the user throughput. Then, the user terminal actual value reading means 15 averages the read actual values for a certain period of time, and then functions fc representing the relationship between the actual value of the reception quality of the shared channel and the actual value of the user throughput. Create Averaging is performed because the fluctuation range of user throughput with respect to reception quality of shared channel is large! /, And it is effective to use the average value of user throughput with respect to reception quality. Further, the user terminal actual value reading means 15 outputs the function f c of the actual measurement value to the function correction means 13 a in the user throughput estimation means 13.
- the function correction means 13 a adds a correction to the user throughput calculation function f 2 based on the function fc of the actual measurement values output from the user terminal actual measurement value reading means 15. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 11, the function correction means 13a corrects the function fc of the actual measurement value and the function f2 before correction into a function f2 'obtained by averaging.
- the following equation 4 can be used as the function correction means 13a as the above-mentioned specific correction method.
- Equation 4 In Equation 4, f2 'is the user throughput calculation function after correction, and f2 is the user before correction
- the throughput calculation function, fc is a function of the actual measurement value of the user terminal.
- the function correction means 13a weights both the function fc of the measured value and the function f2 before the correction in consideration of the data amount of the measured value and the reliability of the measured value.
- a method of averaging may be used.
- the user throughput estimation means 13 estimates a user throughput by using the same parameter as in the fourth embodiment as an input value, and using the user throughput calculation function f2 corrected by the function correction means 13a.
- the user throughput estimation means 13 is a function f 2 in which the user throughput function f 2 is corrected in accordance with the actual measurement value of the reception quality of the shared channel and the actual measurement value of the user throughput. Since the user throughput is calculated using ', it is possible to estimate more realistic user throughput. As a result, it is possible to further improve the estimation accuracy of user throughput.
- the user throughput is estimated by inputting the reception quality of the shared channel at the position of the user terminal and the traffic information in the estimation target range to the user throughput calculation function. ing.
- the estimation method using these functions simulates the process in which the user terminal shares the shared channel by the packet scheduler process in detail with continuous time simulation with high time resolution. It is possible to estimate the geographical distribution of user throughput in a short time because it is not necessary.
- the estimation accuracy of the user throughput can be improved.
- the present invention it is possible to use a measured value as traffic information in an estimated target range which is a parameter of the user throughput calculation function. That is, according to the present invention, since the input value of the user throughput calculation function can be made close to the actual value, the estimation accuracy of the user throughput can be improved. Furthermore, in the present invention, the user throughput calculation function may be corrected according to the relationship between the actual measurement value of the reception quality of the shared channel at the position of the user terminal and the actual measurement value of the user throughput. Therefore, since the present invention can use the user throughput calculation function according to the relationship between the reception quality of the shared channel close to real and the user throughput, the user throughput can be estimated with high accuracy.
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