Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Database design – Data structure types
Reexamination Certificate
2006-05-09
2006-05-09
Coby, Frantz (Department: 2161)
Data processing: database and file management or data structures
Database design
Data structure types
C707S793000, C707S793000, C707S793000, C707S793000, C707S793000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07043476
ABSTRACT:
Data mining techniques are provided which are effective and efficient for discovering useful information from an amorphous collection or data set of records. For example, the present invention provides for the mining of data, e.g., of several or many records, to discover interesting associations between entries of qualitative text, and covariances between data of quantitative numerical types, in records. Although not limited thereto, the invention has particular application and advantage when the data is of a type such as clinical, pharmacogenomic, forensic, police and financial records, which are characterized by many varied entries, since the problem is then said to be one of “high dimensionality” which has posed mathematical and technical difficulties for researchers. This is especially true when considering strong negative associations and negative covariance, i.e., between items of data which may so rarely come together that their concurrence is never seen in any record, yet the fact that this is not expected is of potential great interest.
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Coby Frantz
International Business Machines - Corporation
Ryan & Mason & Lewis, LLP
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