Communication Signaling for Unified Cross-Scenario Data Collection
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing data collection methods in communication systems are complex and lack extensibility, requiring separate procedures for different functional scenarios, which complicates standardization and hinders data sharing across scenarios.
Innovation Solution
A communication method and apparatus that transmits and receives information including value and information field data with additional identification and indication information, allowing for unified data collection procedures across diverse scenarios.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Reliability
If separate data collection procedures are defined for different functional scenarios, then data collection can be performed for each specific scenario, but the system complexity increases and extensibility decreases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent defines a universal data collection procedure that can be applied across multiple functional scenarios. The method uses standardized information elements (value field information, information field information, and associated indication information) that can accommodate different data types and collection requirements without requiring scenario-specific procedure definitions. This single unified procedure replaces the need for multiple separate procedures, thereby reducing complexity while maintaining reliability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent employs parameter-based flexibility through various indication information elements (format indication, length indication, data type identification) that allow the same data collection procedure to adapt to different scenarios by changing parameters rather than changing the procedure structure. This enables the system to handle diverse data collection requirements through parameter configuration rather than procedural complexity.
2Reliability
If separate data collection procedures are defined for different functional scenarios, then each scenario can be optimized, but standardization becomes more difficult
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a standardized universal procedure that maintains consistency across different functional scenarios. The standardized information elements and their associations provide a common framework that simplifies standardization efforts while still allowing scenario-specific optimizations through parameter configuration rather than procedural variation.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments the data collection procedure into distinct standardized information elements (value field information, information field information, and various indication information). This segmentation allows each element to be independently defined and standardized, making the overall procedure easier to standardize while maintaining the ability to optimize specific segments for different scenarios.
3Reliability
If separate data collection procedures are used, then scenario-specific requirements can be met, but data sharing across scenarios becomes hindered
Solution Approach 1:
The patent establishes a universal data collection procedure with standardized information elements that can be used across different functional scenarios. This universality enables data sharing between scenarios because the same standardized elements and interpretation rules apply regardless of which scenario generates the data, thereby improving adaptability and versatility while maintaining scenario-specific requirement fulfillment.
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AI summary
The embodiments of the present application provide a communication method and apparatus, a device, a storage medium, a chip, a product, and a program, which are applied to a data collection process. The method comprises: a first device sends first information to a second device, the first information at least comprising: value domain information or information domain information corresponding to collected data information; wherein the first information is associated with second information.