Time-Limited Logic Component for Dynamic IMS Filter Criteria

The patent applies the Dynamics principle by transforming static initial filter criteria into dynamic criteria that automatically expire after a predetermined time period. The logic component includes a timer that counts down from an initial value, and when the timer reaches zero, the logic component automatically removes itself from the filter criteria. This allows the system to adapt service provisions over time without requiring manual intervention or system reconfiguration, thus resolving the contradiction between reliability and adaptability.

The patent applies the Preliminary action principle by pre-configuring the logic component with an embedded timer and automatic removal functionality before deployment. The timer is initialized with a predetermined time value, and the logic component is designed to automatically remove itself when the timer expires. This preliminary setup eliminates the need for complex external control mechanisms or manual interventions later, achieving service versatility without significantly increasing system complexity.

The patent applies the Merging principle by integrating the timer functionality directly into the logic component itself, rather than implementing it as a separate external system. The logic component combines service provisioning logic with an embedded timer that counts down from a predetermined value and automatically triggers removal when expired. This merging reduces the need for additional external timing mechanisms or complex coordination between multiple systems, thus improving service adaptability while minimizing the increase in overall system complexity.