Methods and systems for aggregate consumer-behavior simulation and prediction based on automated flight-recommendation-and-booking systems
AssigneeTHOTH, Inc.
InventorsBayram Annakov, Anatoly Zaytsev
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AssigneeTHOTH, Inc.
InventorsBayram Annakov, Anatoly Zaytsev
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The current document is directed to methods and systems, including an automated flight-recommendation-and-booking system that provide accurate, short lists of flights that best match a user's preferences and flight parameters specified by the user. In addition, the automated flight-recommendation-and-booking system learns, over time, to provide the most desirable flights to each user. The currently disclosed systems continuously monitor and store detailed information with regard to users' interactions with the systems, flight information, and other types of information that can be used to more accurately identify suitable flights for particular users. Furthermore, the currently disclosed systems continuously store information about user interactions as well as information about airlines, flights offered by airlines, and other types of information relevant to air travel in order to be able to subsequently find and present information about flights that closely match each user's preferences and flight parameters. The stored information, and additional information inferred by analyzing the stored information, can be used, by the currently disclosed systems, to model, simulate, and predict future behavior of airline customers, including the responses of airline customers to newly provided flights, price changes, addition of services and amenities, and other such changes. This, in turn, allows airlines and business analysts to rationally plan and develop new and improved business opportunities.
An automated flight-recommendation-and-booking system comprising:
A method that predicts aggregate user responses to hypothetical commercial-flight market scenarios, the method comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.