System and method for analyzing and predicting the impactof social programs
AssigneeMission Metrics, LLC
InventorJason SAUL
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Abstract
The present disclosure includes a method, system, and computer program for analyzing the impact of social programs. The analysis of the impact of a social program may be facilitated by one or more application program units residing on a service provider's server. The service provider server may include an outcomes taxonomy, evidence base, data collection unit, data evaluation unit, program rating unit, metric calculations unit, and a benchmark database. The analysis may result in the generation of a program scorecard that includes a plurality of metrics that may estimate the likelihood of success of a social program. Each of the one or more metrics may be utilized in order to predict the impact of a social program.
Claims20
A method for analyzing a program, the method comprising:
- receiving program information;
- identifying an outcome genome associated with the program information;
- comparing the received program information against the identified outcome genome, wherein the outcome genome includes a plurality of genes;
- and,
- generating raw ratings data, wherein the raw ratings data includes a plurality of ratings, wherein each rating in the plurality of ratings corresponds to a relationship between each of the plurality of genes and the received program information.
A system for analyzing a program, the system comprising:
- a service that includes:
- a central processing unit, and
- a storage unit, wherein the storage unit further comprises:
- an outcomes taxonomy;
- an evidence base;
- and,
- an impact genome unit, wherein the impact genome unit further comprises:
- a receiving module that receives program information;
- a gene comparison module that compares the received program information to an outcome genome;
- and,
- a ratings module that generates raw ratings data, wherein the raw ratings data includes a plurality of ratings, wherein each rating in the plurality of ratings corresponds to a relationship between each of the plurality of genes and the received program.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.