A Value Classification Method for Residential Communities and Its Application in Mobile Network Construction
(1.China United Network Communications Group Co., Ltd., Beijing 100033, China; 2.China Information Technology Designing & Consulting Institute Co., Ltd., Zhengzhou 450007, China)
Abstract
This paper proposes a residential community value classification method suitable for mobile network construction. By introducing a multi-dimensional indicator system and the weighted entropy weight method, it comprehensively considers key metrics such as mobile network traffic, user base, user value, number of permanent residents, and broadband coverage to achieve a scientific classification of residential communities. This ensures the precise allocation of wireless base station resources. The method employs a three-level balancing and ranking mechanism (nation-province-city) combined with the entropy weight method for determining indicator weights, effectively avoiding biases caused by regional disparities and enhancing the objectivity and practicality of the classification. Based on the results, differentiated wireless network coverage strategies are proposed. The method's effectiveness is verified through application in a live network, providing a theoretical basis and practical guidance for the in-depth coverage construction of 5G networks.
Keywords
residential community; value classification; entropy weight method; 5G coverage; network construction; resource optimization
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About the authors
Deng Haodong (1995-), male, Han ethnicity, from Dongguan, Guangdong Province, intermediate engineer, master's student, research direction: wireless networks and their planning; Wang Zhaoyu (1987-), male, Han ethnicity, born in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, is a senior engineer and a master's student. His research direction is wireless network data analysis; Suo Xiaoxin (1981-), male, Manchu, from Xining, Qinghai, senior engineer, bachelor's degree, research direction: wireless networks and their planning; Wang Huidong (1980-), male, Han ethnicity, from Zhengzhou, Henan Province, is a senior engineer with a bachelor's degree. His research interests include wireless networks and their planning; Chen Qingqing (1996-), male, Han ethnicity, born in Jiaozuo, Henan Province, is an intermediate engineer and a master's student. His research direction is wireless networks and their planning.