Overview of IO Informatics US
Patent #6,988,109
Data structuring object and algorithms
Object-oriented multi-parametric normalization
algorithms efficiently make distributed, multi-method
data comparable. This makes it possible to gather
"actionable" knowledge by associating, comparing, and
defining relationships between previously incomparable
data.
The company’s VSS (vector subset selection)
algorithm allows users to define and access proper
subsets within any dataset - without programming.
Together with normalization methods, this allows users
to select any data or subset of data for user-driven or
automated and iterative analysis, transformation, and
comparison.
Methods for handling ontologies, including ontology
import, semantic web capability (RDF, OWL, GO, DAML,
etc) are also described. Additional "semantic web"
oriented methods are defined for relationship
detection, dimension reduction and learning functions.
These are made possible through the interaction of IO
Informatics' use of object ontologies, interacting with
proprietary subset-based data structuring methods,
query automation, results training and weighted results
linking.
Human / computer interaction
Point-and-click / WYSIWG data structuring methods allow
users to "point" to select subsets of data to select,
transform, and compare previously undefined data.
 Sentient takes previously
incompatible data into a common framework that allows
users to interact directly with the data. Data
associations are made easily.
This gives end users convenient, unified access to
previously disconnected data, with the ability to
define data fields and to detect and define
associations and relationships – in a "point and
click" manner - without programming.
Additional disclosure includes the description of
mobile / virtual data record, distributed database
functions. This supports the distribution of objects
with auditing, byte-level security, and reporting and
database functionality. User-interactive curation
methods support promotion and distribution of
ontologies, as well as methods to define workspaces and
links as database fields, and to weigh links between
objects – without programming.
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