It sounds like you've done some research, but the fact you're citing stack overflow makes me wonder where you're at in that process (nothing wrong with stack ov

It sounds like you've done some research, but the fact you're citing stack overflow makes me wonder where you're at in that process (nothing wrong with stack overflow, but...) Research the hell out of it. Google Scholar is pretty good, but if papers are behind paywalls and you can't get them elsewhere you might have to find library access somehow. Read original research papers and make sure it isn't covered elsewhere. Stack Overflow and places like that are often good starts, but people often reinvent the wheel there, or make up things on the fly without being aware of research papers that go into much more depth. If you're still convinced you have something novel, write it up as an academic paper and post it to arxiv, and then submit it to a peer-reviewed journal. Reviewers will let you know how novel it is. You could also post it to arxiv and/or a journal, but my guess is you'll end up needing to cite the academic literature so you'll need to do that at some point.