Data Parcel Securitization Platform for Integrity Preservation
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Solution Overview
Problem
Data sets experience integrity loss when quantitative values are determined by external events, and there is a need for balanced exchange and control over exposure to maintain or increase these values during transmission between different systems.
Innovation Solution
A platform for securitization, exposure, and exchange of data parcels that decouples them from external referrants, allowing controlled internal exchange through circulation data, enabling the maintenance and increase of quantitative values by managing asset and circulation data parcels across account systems.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If data sets are exchanged between systems to enable communication and data sharing, then the utility and accessibility of data is improved, but quantitative integrity loss occurs due to external informational events affecting numerical values
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a platform as an intermediary between external systems and data sets. This platform decouples data sets from external referrants, creating a protective layer that allows data exchange while blocking harmful external informational events from affecting quantitative integrity. The platform mediates between the need for data accessibility and the need for value stability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent segments data into data parcels with fixed quantitative values, separating the data content from its external value determinants. By dividing data sets into discrete, securitized parcels with locked numerical values, the system enables exchange of data units while preventing external events from altering individual parcel values, thus maintaining overall quantitative integrity.
2Reliability
If data sets are kept static to maintain quantitative integrity, then numerical value stability is improved, but data exchange and system communication become impossible
Solution Approach 1:
By segmenting data into exchangeable parcels with fixed values, the system achieves both static integrity (each parcel maintains its value) and dynamic exchange (parcels can be transferred between systems). The segmentation allows the data to be divided into stable units that can be moved without altering their quantitative properties.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent creates a dynamic system where data parcels can be exchanged and transferred between systems while maintaining their fixed values. The platform enables movement and reconfiguration of data parcels without changing their intrinsic quantitative properties, achieving dynamic flexibility with static value preservation.
3Reliability
If data sets are fully decoupled from external referrants to protect against external volatility, then quantitative stability is improved, but the ability to benefit from external value increases is lost
Solution Approach 1:
The patent applies partial decoupling rather than complete isolation. Data parcels are decoupled from external referrants to the extent necessary for stability, but the system maintains selective exposure mechanisms that allow beneficial external informational events to be captured while blocking harmful volatility. This partial action achieves stability without completely sacrificing adaptability.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent applies different levels of coupling to different data parcels based on their specific requirements. Some parcels may be fully decoupled for maximum stability, while others maintain selective exposure to external events. This local differentiation allows the system to optimize the stability-exposure tradeoff for each data parcel individually.
4Reliability
If circulation data is used to coordinate internal exchange, then data parcel value maintenance is improved, but system complexity increases due to multiple circulation data types
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates circulation data structures that serve multiple functions: coordinating exchanges, tracking values, maintaining integrity, and enabling different types of data parcel movements. By designing circulation data with universal applicability across various exchange scenarios, the system reduces the need for separate specialized mechanisms for each function, thereby managing complexity while maintaining reliability.
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AI summary
A securitization, exposure, portioning, and exchange platform for enabling the securitization or fixing of quantitative values of asset data parcels, which correspond to external assets, and the exchange of asset data parcels between account systems operating via computers over a network. The security of asset data parcels, which corresponds to their quantitative integrity, is controlled by removing their exposure to changes in their corresponding external assets.