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Chang, Dario. Cycle Hits and Hits History (2003). U.S. Patent Application 10/605,894.
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This defensive publication documents the Cycle Hits + Hits History behavioral scoring principle originally disclosed in 2003. It includes the core claims, derivative embodiments, pseudocode, data schema, API schema, lineage statement, conceptual priority claim, and examiner search keywords. This publication continues the conceptual and technical lineage originating from U.S. Patent Application 10/605,894 (US 2004‑0133469 A1). The purpose of this publication is to create a timestamped, publicly accessible prior‑art record that prevents re‑patenting of the underlying behavioral scoring logic under new technical framings.
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2025-12-24This defensive publication documents the Cycle Hits + Hits History behavioral scoring principle originally disclosed in 2003. It includes the core claims, derivative embodiments, pseudocode, data schema, API schema, lineage statement, conceptual priority claim, and examiner search keywords. This publication continues the conceptual and technical lineage originating from U.S. Patent Application 10/605,894 (US 2004‑0133469 A1). The purpose of this publication is to create a timestamped, publicly accessible prior‑art record that prevents re‑patenting of the underlying behavioral scoring logic under new technical framings.
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- Chang, Dario. Cycle Hits and Hits History (2003). U.S. Patent Application 10/605,894.