Definitional method to increase precision and clarity of information (DMTIPCI)

• US 20080167859A1
• Filed: 01/02/2008
• Published: 07/10/2008
• Est. Priority Date: 01/04/2007
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Stuart Allen Garrie
• Original Assignee: Stuart Allen Garrie
• Inventors: Garrie, Stuart Allen
• Application Number:
  US12/006,552
• Publication Number:
  US 20080167859A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 704/10
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 40/237 Lexical tools

Abstract

The “Definitional Method To Increase Precision And Clarity of Information (DMTIPCI)” solves the problem of knowing precisely and clearly what predicate terms mean using the following processes: 1. The process of repeatedly defining the predicate terms'"'"' meanings in definitions until the primary words of original predicates are found. 2. The process of using concrete examples to understand the primary words'"'"' meaning. 3. A list primary words in language derived by the DMTIPCI processes. 4. The process of using the primary words as a classificatory system for knowledge. And 5. The process of improving search engine technologies as to precision and clarity of meaning plus as to new ways of understand customer interest.

Claims

1. I claim to have developed a process for making definitions of words clear and precise.

a. This process increase the precision and clarity of the definitions in a dictionary and/or search engine by utilizing a process to precisely understand the meaning of the predicate terms of their historical and/or contextual definitions.

b. The process consists of repeatedly defining the words in a predicate until the primary words are found.

c. I claim to have found a way to understanding the meaning of the primary words found in claim 1. The way to understand the meanings of the primary words is to give examples of what the primary words mean since primary words have no predicate.

d. I claim to have found the primary words. See Appendix A.

2. I claim to have found a new way to classify information:

Use the primary words as general classes and put all knowledge under those individual or combined primary word classes.

3. I claim to have found a way to not only clarify and make more precise search engine technology but a way to find classes and subclasses of related words to understand customer interests:

Use the primary words found by the contextual method of finding customer interest, e.g. Google invention of page-ranking (historical usage method).