Patents by Inventor Thomas A. Showalter
Thomas A. Showalter has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
-
Publication number: 20150127415Abstract: Some implementations can include a computerized method, system or computer readable media for generating a manufacturing defect risk assessment model. The method can include obtaining training data for a plurality of loans, the training data can include loan information and a forensic audit finding and deficiency code associated with each loan. The method can also include cleaning the training data to obtain data associated with a time of origination for each loan, and enriching the training data for each loan by adding additional data. The method can further include grouping deficiency codes into one or more classes of defects, in which each class includes one or more related defect codes. The method can also include selecting one or more variables for the manufacturing risk assessment model and assigning a coefficient to each selected variable.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2014Publication date: May 7, 2015Applicant: Digital Risk Analytics, LLCInventors: Thomas Showalter, Stephen Thompson
-
Publication number: 20150127416Abstract: Some implementations can include a computerized method, system or computer readable media for multi-dimensional risk assessment. The method can include obtaining loan application data and preprocessing the loan application data including limit checking values and augmenting the loan application data with information from external sources. The method can further include selecting scoring values corresponding to key scoring variables and scoring the application by processing the scoring values in a multi-dimensional risk assessment system including an operational risk model.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 4, 2014Publication date: May 7, 2015Applicant: Digital Risk Analytics, LLCInventors: Thomas Showalter, Stephen Thompson
-
Publication number: 20150026035Abstract: Data analytics are provided in loan treatment. Various sources of data may be used to optimize or predict value for a loan. Using machine-learning and/or statistical analysis, loans or treatment best suited for a particular borrower may be determined. Due to the large amounts of data available, borrower behavior may be learned from previous behavior of others and mapped to a predictive model. Machine-learning indicates the most relevant factors in loan treatment, providing a matrix for predicting loan value or treatment success. A given borrower may be classified into one of many classes of borrower based on credit information, property information, desired loan information, real estate market information, and/or other data. Tens, hundreds, or even thousands of variables may be used to predict the optimum treatment.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 23, 2014Publication date: January 22, 2015Applicant: CoreLogic Solutions LLCInventor: Thomas SHOWALTER
-
Patent number: 8775300Abstract: Data analytics are provided in loan treatment. Various sources of data may be used to optimize or predict value for a loan. Using machine-learning and/or statistical analysis, loans or treatment best suited for a particular borrower may be determined. Due to the large amounts of data available, borrower behavior may be learned from previous behavior of others and mapped to a predictive model. Machine-learning indicates the most relevant factors in loan treatment, providing a matrix for predicting loan value or treatment success. A given borrower may be classified into one of many classes of borrower based on credit information, property information, desired loan information, real estate market information, and/or other data. Tens, hundreds, or even thousands of variables may be used to predict the optimum treatment.Type: GrantFiled: April 10, 2013Date of Patent: July 8, 2014Assignee: CoreLogic Solutions, LLCInventor: Thomas Showalter
-
Publication number: 20130297489Abstract: Data analytics are provided in loan treatment. Various sources of data may be used to optimize or predict value for a loan. Using machine-learning and/or statistical analysis, loans or treatment best suited for a particular borrower may be determined. Due to the large amounts of data available, borrower behavior may be learned from previous behavior of others and mapped to a predictive model. Machine-learning indicates the most relevant factors in loan treatment, providing a matrix for predicting loan value or treatment success. A given borrower may be classified into one of many classes of borrower based on credit information, property information, desired loan information, real estate market information, and/or other data. Tens, hundreds, or even thousands of variables may be used to predict the optimum treatment.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 10, 2013Publication date: November 7, 2013Inventor: Thomas Showalter
-
Patent number: 8458074Abstract: Data analytics are provided in loan treatment. Various sources of data may be used to optimize or predict value for a loan. Using machine-learning and/or statistical analysis, loans or treatment best suited for a particular borrower may be determined. Due to the large amounts of data available, borrower behavior may be learned from previous behavior of others and mapped to a predictive model. Machine-learning indicates the most relevant factors in loan treatment, providing a matrix for predicting loan value or treatment success. A given borrower may be classified into one of many classes of borrower based on credit information, property information, desired loan information, real estate market information, and/or other data. Tens, hundreds, or even thousands of variables may be used to predict the optimum treatment.Type: GrantFiled: April 30, 2010Date of Patent: June 4, 2013Assignee: Corelogic Solutions, LLC.Inventor: Thomas Showalter
-
Publication number: 20110270779Abstract: Data analytics are provided in loan treatment. Various sources of data may be used to optimize or predict value for a loan. Using machine-learning and/or statistical analysis, loans or treatment best suited for a particular borrower may be determined. Due to the large amounts of data available, borrower behavior may be learned from previous behavior of others and mapped to a predictive model. Machine-learning indicates the most relevant factors in loan treatment, providing a matrix for predicting loan value or treatment success. A given borrower may be classified into one of many classes of borrower based on credit information, property information, desired loan information, real estate market information, and/or other data. Tens, hundreds, or even thousands of variables may be used to predict the optimum treatment.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 30, 2010Publication date: November 3, 2011Inventor: Thomas Showalter
-
Patent number: 7265501Abstract: A mobile light is disclosed that produces a high level of illumination without glare using the DC power of a vehicle's battery and charging system. The mobile light uses a high-intensity discharge lamp with a control circuit that initially ignites the lamp using a voltage multiplier circuit and that maintains illumination of the lamp using an FET switching circuit that applies a lower AC voltage to the lamp. The microprocessor also periodically adjusts the power delivered to the lamp to compensate for adverse conditions, such as high temperatures within the work light, or a high or low DC input voltage. The microprocessor also periodically senses the level of illumination provided by the lamp and adjusts the voltage applied to the lamp accordingly.Type: GrantFiled: March 11, 2005Date of Patent: September 4, 2007Assignee: Protection Services Inc.Inventors: Randy L. Warner, Thomas A. Showalter
-
Publication number: 20060202634Abstract: A mobile light is disclosed that produces a high level of illumination without glare using the DC power of a vehicle's battery and charging system. The mobile light uses a high-intensity discharge lamp with a control circuit that initially ignites the lamp using a voltage multiplier circuit and that maintains illumination of the lamp using an FET switching circuit that applies a lower AC voltage to the lamp. The microprocessor also periodically adjusts the power delivered to the lamp to compensate for adverse conditions, such as high temperatures within the work light, or a high or low DC input voltage. The microprocessor also periodically senses the level of illumination provided by the lamp and adjusts the voltage applied to the lamp accordingly.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 11, 2005Publication date: September 14, 2006Applicant: Protection Services Inc.Inventors: Randy Warner, Thomas Showalter
-
Patent number: 4412749Abstract: According to the present invention, a programmable electronic timing device includes two sets of counter circuits that count minutes, hours, and twelve hour intervals. Both sets of counter circuits feed time data into a time or tide data selector circuit under control of an oscillator circuit to alternately operate a display driver circuit that drives a display means to display real time and then when the next high or low tide is to occur. One of the sets of counter circuits advances the time to the next time that high or low tide is to occur, and, when the high or low tide has been reached, the next high or low tide will be displayed alternately along with the real time.According to another aspect of the present invention, colored lights indicate whether the tide that is being indicated to occur will be high or low tide.Type: GrantFiled: May 3, 1982Date of Patent: November 1, 1983Assignee: Spectrum Design Co.Inventor: Thomas A. Showalter