IP Library Granted Patent US 11,475,030
Granted Patent B2
US 11,475,030 · App. 16/349,050 · Granted Oct 18, 2022

System with a unique and versatile evaluation method

Inventor: Ronald Scott Visscher (Holland, MI)
G06F16/25G06F16/903
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,475,030
App. No.
16/349,050
Granted
Oct 18, 2022
Kind
B2
Abstract

The system described here includes a unique and versatile evaluation method or process invented by the present author. For the sake of this description we will call any entity capable of performing the process an evaluator. The evaluator is an essential part of the system described here. Sometimes such an evaluator is referred to as a visualizer and the evaluation process is referred to as visualization. This is because the process can be set to enable an evaluator to use available data to synthesize evaluative conclusions that appear to consider a subject, including information about both the subject itself as well as other aspects of this subject's environment to alert evaluator and subject of that which warrants attention.

Claims (257)

1. A versatile method of assessing object(s) for (or based on the unique needs, aspirations or purposes of) distinctly considered subject(s), a given instance of said method comprising the steps of:

persistently storing or representing current state of said subject(s) and object(s) as at least one of being potential, actual or in process of becoming potential or actual, or being outside, inside or in process of becoming inside or outside vis-a-vis a given ‘home subject’;

identifying said subject(s) as being either concept(s) or entity(s) in select stage of development or state vis-a-vis said ‘home subject’;

identifying said object(s) as being either concept(s) or entity(s) in select stage of development or state vis-a-vis said ‘home subject’;

identifying and accessing data about said subject(s) and object(s) in said states vis-a-vis a given ‘home subject’;

processing data about said subject(s), including relevant context data related to said subject(s) and object(s), according to a procedure, such as that outlined in Formula X, to transform data about said object(s) to assess their at least one of value, relevance, significance, merit, worth, attractiveness, force, appropriateness, readiness, fit or complementarity for said subject(s), for the purpose of impacting at least one of awareness, understanding, changes, reasoning, decisions, control, interaction or development of (or among) said subject(s) and object(s), particularly by or in relation to ‘home subject’;

persistently storing or representing any changes that result in the state of (or among) said subject(s) and object(s), particularly by, in relation to or vis-a-vis ‘home subject’; and

optionally utilizing formula X, namely:

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