| CPC G06F 21/31 (2013.01) | 19 Claims |
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1. A counting machine comprising:
a set of counters, each of which keeps a current count, said current count initialized at the value zero and incrementing whenever a signal in the form of a data record is received by the counters;
said set of counters comprising more than one mechanical, electrical or digital counter arrayed in a distributed network with each said counter connected such that said incrementing accumulates a number of non-duplicative said data records;
said data records selected from a group consisting of:
an entity identification verification from a physical or digital data record containing an asserted purported identity of said entity;
a supporting information about said entity submitted to the distribution network by a network participant; and
users/appliers (referred to as Members) of identity validation services who also have their own data relating to said entity's identity; wherein the count of the counting machines is modified as the transaction proceeds, as additional supporting data becomes available and is supplied by network participants; wherein the counting machine utilizes a counting methodology, said counting methodology selected from a group consisting of:
EARLI (Event Associated Record Linking Identities), an assemblage of information pertinent to a particular identity-verification transaction, initiated upon receiving a request for validation of an identity validation, engaging Members and Partners in an ensemble network to control data flow for entity identification verification and supporting information processing;
BIN-NEAR, a mechanism that guides the data flow controlled by EARLI until a stopping condition is indicated by HAD-ENUF, signaling completing of non-duplicative date record accumulation and completion of a final output for identity verification; and
HAD-ENUF (Hasse Diagram Ensemble Unified Fusion), a counting method employing a supervised machine-learning approach for ensemble data fusion, automatically incrementing counts during the identity validation process and implementing a stopping rule that ends the circulation of EARLI among ensemble network participants, signifying that the final verification result has been successfully computed.
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