Terminal–Base Station Uplink Prioritization for Scheduling Alignment
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Solution Overview
Problem
There is a misalignment in recognition or assumption between base stations and terminals regarding the generation of deprioritized data, leading to inefficiencies in data prioritization and scheduling in radio communication systems.
Innovation Solution
A terminal generates and transmits second uplink data through a channel based on received rescheduling information, even if deprioritized, to align with base station assumptions, thereby implementing appropriate data prioritization and scheduling.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If the terminal does not generate deprioritized data when receiving rescheduling information, then the terminal follows its original assumption, but misalignment occurs with base station assumptions leading to scheduling inefficiencies
Solution Approach 1:
The patent inverts the conventional assumption by having the terminal generate deprioritized data upon receiving rescheduling information, opposite to the original assumption that no such data should be generated. This inversion resolves the misalignment between terminal and base station assumptions, ensuring both operate with consistent understanding of data generation rules.
2Reliability
If the terminal generates deprioritized data upon receiving rescheduling information, then scheduling alignment with base station is improved, but additional data generation overhead occurs
Solution Approach 1:
The terminal autonomously determines and generates deprioritized data based on received rescheduling information without requiring additional base station instructions or complex coordination protocols. This self-service approach resolves scheduling misalignment while minimizing overhead, as the terminal independently manages its data generation decisions according to the rescheduling information it receives.
Data Source
AI summary
A terminal is disclosed including a reception section that receives a higher layer parameter on a configuration of media access control (MAC); and a control section that ignores an uplink (UL) grant for which a configuration on prioritization is performed by the higher layer parameter, when the UL grant is not a prioritized UL grant in a case of retransmission in MAC. In other aspects, a radio communication method and a radio communication system are also disclosed.