Systems and methods for determining likelihood of incident relatedness for diagnostic trouble codes
AssigneeMitchell International, Inc.
InventorsJohn J. Rozint, GeengYee Chong
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AssigneeMitchell International, Inc.
InventorsJohn J. Rozint, GeengYee Chong
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A new automotive collision repair technology is provided, including system and data flow architectures that are designed to provide enhanced data and enhanced data flow in the context of vehicle diagnosis and repair, particularly when repairs are necessary due to collisions. In some examples, the data flow through the network is streamlined, to avoid network congestion, to use fewer computer and network resources and/or to enable the utilization of smaller databases. In other examples, enhanced access to data in real-time and near real-time enabled by a workflow module supports more accurate and timely decisions on vehicle repair. An advantage of this new automotive collision repair technology is that it enables a determination of relatedness likelihood of individual DTC, which in turn decreases costs and increases savings.
A system, comprising:
A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium encoded with instructions executable by a hardware processor of a computing component, the machine-readable storage medium comprising instructions to cause the hardware processor to perform operations comprising:
A method implemented by a server computer, the method comprising:
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