Rule-creation graphical user interface for an electronic device

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for Rule Creation for Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: For an electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photo that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: Variation State Diagram 4. 5. Use of the Graphical User Interface: Graphical User Interface for Rule Creation. 6. Human-Machine Interaction Method of the Graphical User Interface: Click "Create Rule Library" on the right side of the Main View to enter Variation State Diagram 1. After filling in the information, create a new rule library and enter Variation State Diagram 2. Click "Demonstration Case - Details" in Variation State Diagram 2 to enter Variation State Diagram 3. Click "Add" in Variation State Diagram 3 to enter Variation State Diagram 4. After filling in, as shown in the Usage State Reference Diagram 1, you can select to add conditions within the group, and select "and" or "or" within the group to change the connection relationship under the same group of conditions. There can only be one connection relationship within the same group. Rule conditions can be freely debugged and combined as needed to achieve the expected effect. In Usage State Reference Diagram 2, select "Age (years)" for the data item, select "Greater Than" for the comparison operator, and fill in "65" for the parameter. That is, when the age is greater than 65, the conclusion is triggered. In Usage State Reference Diagram 3, select "Medical Insurance Catalog Code" for the data item. Since this data item has sub-data items and associated dictionaries, you can click "Add" to add sub-data items. When there are no sub-data items in the data item, a pop-up window will remind you of Usage State Reference Diagram 4. Select the associated dictionary as shown in Usage State Reference Diagram 5, and you can select the dictionary name and matching items. Selecting to add a group can create a new group. Selecting "and" or "or" outside the group can change the connection relationship between groups. There can only be one connection relationship for the same rule, as shown in Usage State Reference Diagram 6. According to the data type set for the data item, the values of the "comparison operator" and the parameter input format change dynamically. When the data type is "character type", you can select the associated dictionary as a parameter, as shown in Usage State Reference Diagram 7. 7. Other Situations Requiring Explanation Other Explanation: In the interface example, the rule library type is medical insurance expense details review, and the data model is sample - medical treatment and expense details. You can replace it with other data for use as needed.

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