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US08346593B2 System, method, and software for prediction of attitudinal and message responsiveness
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用于预测态度和消息响应性的系统,方法和软件
- Patent Title: System, method, and software for prediction of attitudinal and message responsiveness
- Patent Title (中): 用于预测态度和消息响应性的系统,方法和软件
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Application No.: US10881436Application Date: 2004-06-30
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Publication No.: US08346593B2Publication Date: 2013-01-01
- Inventor: Marc Christian Fanelli , Patricia Kay Gormley , Kymberly Ann Kulle , Thomas G. Nocerino , Kaushik Sanyal
- Applicant: Marc Christian Fanelli , Patricia Kay Gormley , Kymberly Ann Kulle , Thomas G. Nocerino , Kaushik Sanyal
- Applicant Address: US IL Schaumburg
- Assignee: Experian Marketing Solutions, Inc.
- Current Assignee: Experian Marketing Solutions, Inc.
- Current Assignee Address: US IL Schaumburg
- Agency: Gamburd Law Group LLC
- Agent Nancy R. Gamburd
- Main IPC: G06Q10/00
- IPC: G06Q10/00

Abstract:
The present invention provides a system, method, software and data structure for independently predicting attitudinal and message responsiveness, using a plurality of attitudinal or other identification classifications and a plurality of message content or version classifications, for a selected population of a plurality of entities, such as individuals or households, represented in a data repository. The plurality of predictive attitudinal (or identification) classifications and plurality of predictive message content (ore version) classifications have been determined using a plurality of predictive models developed from a sample population and applied to a reference population represented in the data repository, such as attitudinal, behavioral, or demographic models. For each predictive attitudinal (or identification) classification, at least one predominant predictive message content or version classification is independently determined. The exemplary embodiments also provide, for each predictive attitudinal classification, corresponding information concerning predominant communication media (or channel) types, predominant communication timing, predominant communication frequency, and predominant communication sequencing.
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