Server Event Data Analysis for Call State Differentiation

The patent applies local quality by differentiating the notification treatment based on the type of connection attempt. Instead of uniform notification for all connection attempts, the system selectively notifies only for specific types (e.g., actively rejected calls) while suppressing notifications for others (e.g., network timeouts), thereby tailoring the information delivery to the local characteristics of each event type.

The patent inverts the conventional approach by not notifying the subscriber about all connection attempts, but rather by identifying and notifying only about specific meaningful events. Instead of a default-notify-all approach, the system uses a default-suppress-with-exceptions approach, where notifications are suppressed unless the connection attempt matches specific criteria indicating subscriber relevance.

The patent extracts only the essential and meaningful information from connection attempt events that are relevant for subscriber notification. Instead of processing and transmitting all available connection attempt data, the system extracts and focuses on specific event types (such as active rejections) that have high subscriber relevance, thereby reducing the complexity of information processing while maintaining service quality.

The patent segments connection attempt events into distinct categories based on their nature and subscriber relevance. By dividing connection attempts into different event types (e.g., actively rejected, network timeout, unanswered), the system can apply different processing and notification rules to each segment, simplifying the overall service logic while providing differentiated information quality.