Research on Evaluation Methods for Patent Novelty Search Systems and Empirical Analysis
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| author | Zhang, Shu Zhang, LiSha Duan, Kai Sun, XinKai |
| author_facet | Zhang, Shu Zhang, LiSha Duan, Kai Sun, XinKai |
| contents | Patent novelty search systems are critical to IP protection and innovation assessment; their retrieval accuracy directly impacts patent quality. We propose a comprehensive evaluation methodology that builds high-quality, reproducible datasets from examiner citations and X-type citations extracted from technically consistent family patents, and evaluates systems using invention descriptions as inputs. Using Top-k Detection Rate and Recall as core metrics, we further conduct multi-dimensional analyses by language, technical field (IPC), and filing jurisdiction. Experiments show the method effectively exposes performance differences across scenarios and offers actionable evidence for system improvement. The framework is scalable and practical, providing a useful reference for development and optimization of patent novelty search systems |
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| spellingShingle | Research on Evaluation Methods for Patent Novelty Search Systems and Empirical Analysis Zhang, Shu Zhang, LiSha Duan, Kai Sun, XinKai Information Retrieval Patent novelty search systems are critical to IP protection and innovation assessment; their retrieval accuracy directly impacts patent quality. We propose a comprehensive evaluation methodology that builds high-quality, reproducible datasets from examiner citations and X-type citations extracted from technically consistent family patents, and evaluates systems using invention descriptions as inputs. Using Top-k Detection Rate and Recall as core metrics, we further conduct multi-dimensional analyses by language, technical field (IPC), and filing jurisdiction. Experiments show the method effectively exposes performance differences across scenarios and offers actionable evidence for system improvement. The framework is scalable and practical, providing a useful reference for development and optimization of patent novelty search systems |
| title | Research on Evaluation Methods for Patent Novelty Search Systems and Empirical Analysis |
| topic | Information Retrieval |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.17782 |