IP Library Patent Application 18801361
Patent Application
App. No. 18/801,361

PERSONAL HEALTH DATABASE PLATFORM WITH SPATIOTEMPORAL MODELING AND SIMULATION

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Patent No.
US None
App. No.
18/801,361
Filed
Aug 12, 2024
Art Unit
OPAP
USPC
703/11
Abstract

A spatiotemporal modeling system for Personal Health Database (PHDB) platforms integrates diverse health data types into a comprehensive 4D model of an individual's health status. By combining genomic, imaging, clinical, and real-time health data, the system creates a dynamic, time-based representation of the user's anatomy and physiology. This model enables real-time analysis, pattern recognition, and predictive forecasting of health outcomes. The system preprocesses and aligns data from various sources, constructs a detailed spatial framework, and continuously updates the model with new inputs. Through interactive visualizations, it provides users and healthcare providers with intuitive, personalized insights for improved health management and decision-making.

Claims (45)

1 . A computer-implemented method executed on a platform for a personal health database platform with spatiotemporal modeling, the computer-implemented method comprising:

collecting a plurality of data that include a plurality of data types from multiple sources;

preprocessing the plurality of data by converting the plurality of data into a common format and temporally aligning data points from different data sources along a common timeline;

creating a multi-dimensional spatial framework representing a desired subject, wherein the spatial framework comprises a detailed digital representation of a subject's anatomy;

generating contextualized insight data from raw observational and sensor data with spatiotemporal tagging;

combining the common timeline and spatial framework to create a plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations, wherein the models or simulations integrate the preprocessed data with the spatial framework to construct a comprehensive 4D representation of the subject's health status;

performing batch, microbatched or streaming near real-time analysis on the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations to identify patterns, anomalies, potential health issues, and corresponding therapies or treatments;

generating predictions and forecasts of the subject's future anatomical and physiological states based on the analysis of the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations;

displaying the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations and analysis results through an audible, haptic, or visual interface connected to a user device, wherein the display includes interactive visualizations or descriptions of health data, insights, or scenarios derived from the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations; and

updating the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations with new data inputs to maintain an accurate and current representation of the subject's health status over time.

2 . The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of data types comprise genomic data, proteomic data, metabolomics data, metagenomics data, epigenomic data, imaging data, clinical data, and real-time health metrics.

3 . A computing system for a personal health database platform with spatiotemporal modeling, the computing system comprising:

one or more hardware processors configured for:

collecting a plurality of data that include a plurality of data types from multiple sources;

preprocessing the plurality of data by converting the plurality of data into a common format and temporally aligning data points from different data sources along a common timeline;

creating a multi-dimensional spatial framework representing a desired subject, wherein the spatial framework comprises a detailed digital representation of a subject's anatomy;

generating contextualized insight data from raw observational and sensor data with spatiotemporal tagging;

combining the common timeline and spatial framework to create a plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations, wherein the models or simulations integrate the preprocessed data with the spatial framework to construct a comprehensive 4D representation of the subject's health status;

performing batch, microbatched or streaming near real-time analysis on the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations to identify patterns, anomalies, potential health issues, and corresponding therapies or treatments;

generating predictions and forecasts of the subject's future anatomical and physiological states based on the analysis of the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations;

displaying the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations and analysis results through an audible, haptic, or visual interface connected to a user device, wherein the display includes interactive visualizations or descriptions of health data, insights, or scenarios derived from the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations; and

updating the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations with new data inputs to maintain an accurate and current representation of the subject's health status over time.

4 . The computing system of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of data types comprise genomic data, proteomic data, metabolomics data, metagenomics data, epigenomic data, imaging data, clinical data, and real-time health metrics.

5 . A system for a personal health database platform with spatiotemporal modeling, comprising one or more computers with executable instructions that, when executed, cause the system to:

collect a plurality of data that include a plurality of data types from multiple sources;

preprocess the plurality of data by converting the plurality of data into a common format and temporally aligning data points from different data sources along a common timeline;

create a multi-dimensional spatial framework representing a desired subject, wherein the spatial framework comprises a detailed digital representation of a subject's anatomy;

generate contextualized insight data from raw observational and sensor data with spatiotemporal tagging;

combine the common timeline and spatial framework to create a plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations, wherein the models or simulations integrate the preprocessed data with the spatial framework to construct a comprehensive 4D representation of the subject's health status;

perform batch, microbatched or streaming near real-time analysis on the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations to identify patterns, anomalies, potential health issues, and corresponding therapies or treatments;

generate predictions and forecasts of the subject's future anatomical and physiological states based on the analysis of the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations;

display the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations and analysis results through an audible, haptic, or visual interface connected to a user device, wherein the display includes interactive visualizations or descriptions of health data, insights, or scenarios derived from the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations; and

update the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations with new data inputs to maintain an accurate and current representation of the subject's health status over time.

6 . The system of claim 5 , wherein the plurality of data types comprise genomic data, proteomic data, metabolomics data, metagenomics data, epigenomic data, imaging data, clinical data, and real-time health metrics.

7 . Non-transitory, computer-readable storage media having computer instructions embodied thereon that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing system employing a system for a personal health database platform with spatiotemporal modeling, cause the computing system to:

collect a plurality of data that include a plurality of data types from multiple sources;

preprocess the plurality of data by converting the plurality of data into a common format and temporally aligning data points from different data sources along a common timeline;

create a multi-dimensional spatial framework representing a desired subject, wherein the spatial framework comprises a detailed digital representation of a subject's anatomy;

generate contextualized insight data from raw observational and sensor data with spatiotemporal tagging;

combine the common timeline and spatial framework to create a plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations, wherein the models or simulations integrate the preprocessed data with the spatial framework to construct a comprehensive 4D representation of the subject's health status;

perform batch, microbatched or streaming near real-time analysis on the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations to identify patterns, anomalies, potential health issues, and corresponding therapies or treatments;

generate predictions and forecasts of the subject's future anatomical and physiological states based on the analysis of the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations;

display the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations and analysis results through an audible, haptic, or visual interface connected to a user device, wherein the display includes interactive visualizations or descriptions of health data, insights, or scenarios derived from the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations; and

update the plurality of multi-dimensional time-based models or simulations with new data inputs to maintain an accurate and current representation of the subject's health status over time.

8 . The media of claim 7 , wherein the plurality of data types comprise genomic data, proteomic data, metabolomics data, metagenomics data, epigenomic data, imaging data, clinical data, and real-time health metrics.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 15, 2024
From: CRABTREE, JASON; KELLEY, RICHARD
To: QOMPLX LLC
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