Method and apparatus for providing a resource confined simulation based on projected data in light of historical facts
Abstract
A resource confined simulation (“RCS”) is a user interactive simulation-based system using at least a portion of historical event via a communications network. The RCS system is able to establish a historical based information system for emulating RCS. After identifying a historical event in accordance with recorded historical facts for creating an environment to simulate an RCS, the RCS system generates a map as a geographic parameter associated with the RCS in accordance with historical geography relating to the historical event. Upon generating armed force as a military parameter associated with the RCS in accordance with the historical event, a map storage is used to store the map related parameters and an armed force storage for storing the armed force related parameters. The RCS system is able to emulate the RCS in response to various parameters such as the map, armed force, and/or the user input.
Claims
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1 . A layout of computing network configured to provide a user interactive simulation, comprising:
input data, containing various different types information situated in one or separate geographic locations, and configured to include historical data containing recorded historical facts; a user coupled to the input data via at least one communications network and operable to provide user selections for a selected event simulation; and a resource confined simulation (“RCS”) system coupled to the input data and configured to include: a database builder operable to obtain historical information from the historical data via the communications network; a database coupled to the database builder and configured to store the historical data in a history section of the database; and a processor coupled to the database and configured to simulate a sequence of events in response to at least in-part on the historical data and the user selections.
2 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the input data further includes information relating to think tank containing opinions, geopolitics, and predications.
3 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the input data further includes book information relating to text books, hypothetical results, and alternative outcomes.
4 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the input data further includes information relating to academia studies including historical events, essay, dissertations, missing facts, and cultures.
5 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the user is a console or system operated by a person.
6 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the database builder includes:
a receiver operable to receive information from the input data via the communications network; and a transmitter coupled to the receiver and configured to transmit search terms to a cloud-based RCS network via the communications network.
7 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the database builder includes a search engine configured to facilitate identifying information required via online resources for facilitating interactive simulation.
8 . The layout of claim 7 , wherein the database builder includes an artificial intelligence (“AI”) component configured to facilitate obtaining necessary parameters from a cloud-based RCS network in a real-time for facilitating progress of the user interactive simulation.
9 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the database stores data relating to wars, rails, maps, and countries for facilitating interactive simulation.
10 . The layout of claim 9 , wherein the database further stores data relating to industrial capacity, culture traits, time duration, and transportation capabilities for facilitating interactive simulation.
11 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the processor includes an RCS locator capable of identifying one of several available simulations in response to the user selection.
12 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the processor includes a computer player capable of facilitating progress of an interactive simulation in response to the user selection.
13 . The layout of claim 1 , wherein the processor includes a sampling engine capable of facilitating interactive simulation utilizing a statistic algorithm to calculate a likelihood outcome.
14 . A method for facilitating a resource confined simulation (“RCS”) based on at least a portion of historical event, comprising:
generating first information relating to a first map, a first armed force, and a first party in accordance with retrieved first data from recorded first historical facts for creating a first environment to simulate an RCS in response to a user selection;
generating second information relating to a second map, a second armed force, and a second party in accordance with retrieved second data from recorded second historical facts for creating a second environment to simulate the RCS; and
simulating the RCS based on the first information and the second information in response to the user selection.
15 . The method of claim 14 , wherein simulating the RCS includes calculating a numerical result representing a possible outcome of a military battle utilizing an algorithm of random repetitive samplings based on the first information and the second information during simulation.
16 . The method of claim 14 , wherein simulation the RCS further includes creating a plurality of logic flow sequences wherein one of the plurality of logic flow sequences represents a first historic rail and at least a portion of the plurality of logic flow sequences represents a first optional rail.
17 . A method for facilitating a resource confined simulation (“RCS”) based on at least a portion of historical event via a computer system containing a digital processor, memory, and network communication transceiver, the method comprising:
receiving a first input from a first user requesting activation of a first RCS emulating a historical war theater with at least a portion of historical facts;
identifying the first RCS in accordance with a plurality of RCSs stored in a memory storage via an RCS locating circuitry;
retrieving a first map as a first geographic parameter associated with the first RCS in accordance with historical geography relating to the first historical event, and a first armed force as a military parameter associated with the first RCS in accordance with the first historical event; and
emulating the first RCS in response to the first map, the first armed force, and the first user input.
18 . The method of claim 17 , further comprising:
loading, from a party database, a first party parameter representing a first party involved in the first historical event; and simulating the first RCS in accordance with the first party parameter.
19 . The method of claim 17 , further comprising:
retrieving, from a culture database, a first culture trait associated with the first party based on the first historical event; and simulating the first RCS in accordance with the first culture trait.
20 . The method of claim 17 , wherein identifying the first RCS includes identifying Yom Kippur war as the first RCS and loading various factual data associated with Yom Kippur war for simulation.
21 . The method of claim 20 , further comprising calculating a numerical result representing a possible outcome of a military battle utilizing an algorithm of random repetitive samplings based on a map of middle east, Israeli force, Arab force, United States force, Soviet Union force, and the first user input during simulation of the war theater involving Yom Kippur war.
21 . The method of claim 17 , further comprising:
receiving a second input from a second user requesting activation of a second RCS emulating a historical war theater with at least a portion of historical facts; and identifying the second RCS in accordance with the plurality of RCSs stored in the memory storage.
22 . The method of claim 21 , further comprising:
retrieving, from a map database, a second map as a second geographic parameter associated with the second RCS in accordance with historical geography relating to the second historical event; and retrieving, from an armed force database, a second armed force as a second military parameter associated with the second RCS in accordance with the second historical event;
23 . The method of claim 22 , further comprising emulating the second RCS in response to the second map, the second armed force, and the second user input.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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