Decision Management System to Define, Validate and Extract Data for Predictive Models

• US 20120296899A1
• Filed: 05/15/2012
• Published: 11/22/2012
• Est. Priority Date: 05/16/2011
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Bruce W. Adams
• Original Assignee: Bruce W. Adams
• Inventors: Adams, Bruce W.
• Application Number:
  US13/472,203
• Publication Number:
  US 20120296899A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 707/736
• CPC Class Codes: G16H 10/40 for data related to laboratory analysis, e.g. patient specimen analysis

Abstract

The present invention provides a decision management system to define, validate and extract data for predictive models. A system of sensors is deployed in a sample collection environment, where such sensors are used to collect data from a biological or chemical sample, with additional sensors for ambient data whose output as a form of metadata can characterize performance conditions including background ambient conditions. A format or sequence of processes is the basis for a math model to establish a logical weight to data for predictive modeling and event reporting. The present invention provides a computer or other sensor interface system with a primary sensor or sensors, network connection, and supplementary sensors to measure the conditions in which the primary data is captured. A software process allows for user inputs of data in order to establish the methods and rules for normal function.

Claims

1. A system comprising primary sensors deployed in a sample collection environment, with sensors for ambient data whose output as a form of metadata with a reference time code can characterize performance conditions including background ambient conditions where a metadata pattern reference would subsequently be representative as a look up table in a relational database or reference algorithm in a semantic network system and where metadata is collected from one or more additional sensors from the group consisting of an accelerometer, a temperature sensor, humidity, atmospheric pressure, fluid flow, fluid condition such as ultrasound or an electro-mechanical transducer such as a piezo electric crystal or linear actuator or optical position measurement where such sensors are used to collect data from a biological or chemical sample.

2. The system in claim 1 deployed in a sample collection environment, with sensors for ambient data whose output as a form of metadata with a reference time code can characterize performance conditions including background ambient conditions where a format or sequence of processes is the basis for a mathematical model to establish a logical weight to data and include such models as ratio of probability distributions of frequency, amplitude or slope variations from normal.

3. The system in claim 1, deployed in a sample collection environment, with sensors for ambient data whose output as a form of metadata with a reference time code can characterize performance conditions including background ambient conditions and where there is a data variable model, iterative forward model, and a sensor signature model.

4. The system in claim 1 deployed in a sample collection environment, with sensors for ambient data whose output as a form of metadata with a reference time code can characterize performance conditions including background ambient conditions where a format or sequence of processes is the basis for a math model to establish a logical weight to data, and where an excitation energy is used to correlate measured changes in ambient conditions with a matched filter post processor.