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Methods and systems for signal construction for distribution and monetization by signal sellers

  • US 10,275,785 B2
  • Filed: 03/14/2014
  • Issued: 04/30/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/15/2013
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for online exchange of electronic data signals comprising:

  • a signal construction computer receiving a request for a source signal, wherein the request for the source signal includes an information payload, the information payload including a planned usage, an expiry time, a minimum fill, a maximum fill, and a reference point, wherein the reference point includes a desired behavior or a desired event and parameters for the desired behavior or the desired event;

    the signal construction computer constructing at least one source signal through;

    obtaining raw data, including structured data and unstructured data, wherein the structured data and unstructured data include records associated with a behavior or an event associated with at least one object; and

    correlating the at least one object with a unique hashed value, wherein personally identifiable information of the at least one object is not revealed by the unique hashed value;

    wherein the raw data including the structured data and the unstructured data, remains localized on the signal construction computer, wherein the signal construction computer is constructed and configured for network-based communication with a remote server computer, and wherein the at least one source signal includes information about recency and information about frequency;

    wherein the at least one source signal further includes a source, a destination, a delivery channel, an agreement defining usage of the at least one source signal, a transaction time, and a payload;

    transmitting the at least one source signal and the unique hashed value to the remote server computer;

    the remote server computer identifying the at least one source signal by matching the unique hashed value to a key value pair stored on the remote server computer;

    the remote server computer indexing and assigning a value to the at least one source signal based upon ownership, object relevance, behavior relevance, historical usage, performance, and correlation to other signals;

    wherein the remote server computer includes a key-value store including rows for storing marketplace metadata, wherein each of the rows includes the key value pair, and wherein the key value pair includes a composite row key and a row value pair;

    the remote server computer listing the at least one indexed source signal in a database to create a remote index associated with the remote server computer;

    the remote server computer communicating the remote index to a centralized data marketplace signal index on a marketplace centralized server computer;

    the marketplace centralized server computer using the centralized data marketplace signal index to automatically match the at least one indexed source signal with at least one buyer candidate having an objective for buying the at least one indexed source signal relating to the behavior or the event associated with the at least one object;

    the marketplace centralized server computer automatically recommending to the at least one buyer candidate the matched at least one indexed source signal and a price for the at least one indexed source signal, wherein the price is based on the assigned value of the at least one source signal;

    the marketplace centralized server computer transmitting the at least one indexed source signal to at least one signal buyer computer and communicating the transmission to the remote server computer;

    the remote server computer receiving signal buyer feedback from the marketplace centralized server computer including feedback corresponding to the at least one object, the behavior, and/or the event from the at least one signal buyer computer; and

    the remote server computer updating the value of the at least one source signal based upon the signal buyer feedback, buyer behavior, consumer behavior, and/or consumer reputation.

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