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Identifying resource allocation discrepancies

  • US 10,482,407 B2
  • Filed: 11/14/2016
  • Issued: 11/19/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 11/14/2016
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for identifying allocation discrepancies using a network computer that employs one or more processors to execute instructions that perform actions, comprising:

  • instantiating a resource modeling engine to perform actions, including;

    providing a plurality of data models and a plurality of benchmark models to a separately instantiated analysis engine, wherein the plurality of data models are each comprised of two or more nodes and one or more edges from a memory that is configured and arranged to store the plurality of data models, and wherein each node represents a model object and each edge represents a resource allocation; and

    providing one or more discrepancy models to the analysis engine, wherein each discrepancy model includes one or more rules, wherein the analysis engine is employed to search for discrepancies in the plurality of data models based on the one or more discrepancy models and the plurality of benchmark models; and

    instantiating a visualization engine to use one or more discrepancies that are identified by the analysis engine to perform further actions, including;

    providing one or more notifications to one or more users, wherein geolocation information based on electronic signals processed by a Global Positioning System (GPS) device is employed to improve understanding of a visual display for one or more users by modifying the visual display of the notifications based on a location of a client computer employed by the one or more users, wherein the modification includes one or more of time zone, currency, calendar format, or language and, wherein the resource modeling engine modifies the one or more discrepancy models based on subsequent feedback provided by the one or more users in the visual display and also employs the one or more of time zone, currency, calendar format, or language to modify one or more of a user interface, a report, an internal process, or a database.

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