Patinformatics, LLC Managing Director, Anthony Trippe has a post appearing on the popular patent blog IPWatchdog today. The title of the article is Data Mining Lessons Applied to Analyzing Patent Documents.
The guest post discusses three lessons from the world of data mining and analysis and how these can be applied to the analysis of patent documents. A specific example of these techniques is provided by studying the popular task of analyzing patent citations. This example was drawn from recent studies in the Issues with Counting Patent Citations series featured on the Patinformatics Blog.
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The founder of IPWachdog.com is Gene Quinn , a patent attorney, law professor and a leading commentator on patent law and innovation policy. Gene practices patent law with Zies, Widerman & Malek, and the majority of his patent practice is focused on software patents, business methods and Internet innovations. Since 2000 he has also been a principle lecturer in the PLI Patent Bar Review Course.
