Lexicon-based new idea detector
OwnerKenneth James Hintzinventor
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A method and apparatus for detecting the occurrence of new ideas in documents or communications. The method is comprised of three processes. The first process lexiconizes all words or symbols in a set of documents. The second process compares all words in a second set of documents to the words in the lexicon. Words not already in the lexicon are presented to a user who takes one of two courses of action, 1) lexiconizes the word, or, 2) declares it a “fad” indicating that the word is to be further analyzed. The third process measures the spatial and temporal spread of said fad by searching a third set of documents and computing metrics based on additional occurrences of said fad, said metrics being used to determine when a fad has achieved a level of interest denoted as a category. When a category is detected, a user is notified.
A computer-implemented method for detecting new ideas within symbolic representations pertaining to a domain of endeavor, comprising:
A computer-readable medium bearing instructions for detecting new ideas within symbolic representations pertaining to a domain of endeavor, said instructions, when executed, arrange to cause a computer to perform the steps of:
A computer-implemented method for detecting new ideas within symbolic representations pertaining to a domain of endeavor, comprising:
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