Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Patent Scoring validation for Dr. Ebert @ IPBiz



Dr. Ebert,

The patent scoring has a significant meaning, I believe, because it has been validated on numerous occasions (hundreds of entries in my validation tracker). Some of them (all based on publicly available patent numbers and related cases) are in the table below. There are several others which cannot be revealed in a public forum like this. 

The relevance of the scoring system has also been validated on a large set of abandoned patent data set, containing nearly 350,000 patents. It has been found that the system categorizes nearly 86% of the recently Abandoned patents (of last 5 years) into Low value (bands Low, Very Low) segments. 

If you need further details, please contact me directly at jindal.rahul@gmail.com.


Case
Patent Number
Scoring Band
Twitter being sued by TechRadium.
'US07130389'
Low
'US07496183'
High
'US07519165'
High
Microsoft vs Eolas on web browser that supported plugin
'US05838906'
Very High
SCIPC filed its lawsuit October 26th in Delaware, suing Apple for violating Patent 5,138,459, entitled "Electronic Still Video Camera with Direct Personal Computer (PC) Compatible Digital Formal Output."
'US05138459'
Very High
'US06094219'
High
'US06233010'
Low
'US06323899'
Low
Google Sued for Patent Infringement Over Chrome Courgette
'US06546552'
High
SOURCE SEARCH TECHNOLOGIES, LLC v. LENDINGTREE, LLC
'US05758328'
Very High
Amazon.com, Inc. v. Barnesandnoble.com, Inc.
'US05960411'
Very High
NTP - RIM
'US05436960'
Very High
'US05438611'
High
'US05479472'
Very High
'US05819172'
Very High
'US06317592'
Very High
Versata vs SAP
'US05878400'
High
'US06553350'
Medium
Pioneer vs Samsung (SDI)
'US05182489'
Medium
'US05640068'
High
Anascape vs Nintendo
'US05999084'
Very High
'US06208271'
Very High
'US06222525'
High
'US06344791'
Very High
'US06351205'
High
'US06400303'
High
'US06563415'
Very High
'US06906700'
Very High
Brandspeed vs SONY, Nintendo, Apple
'US07027418'
High
'US07570614'
Medium
Immersion vs Sony
'US06088017'
Very High
'US06275213'
Very High
'US06424333'
High
GE sued Enercon and Mitsubishi over this patent
'US05083039'
Very High
Braoadcomm patent scores Very High in our EPA as well
'US05790536'
Very High
VirnetX vs Microsoft
'US06502135'
Very High
'US07188180'
High
Kodak vs Sun
'US05206951'
Very High
'US05226161'
Medium
'US05421012'
Very High
Restaurant Technologies vs Jersey Shore Chicken
'US05249511'
High
Nokia vs Apple
'US06073036'
High
'US06262735'
Very Low
'US06518957'
Very High
'US06714091'
Low
'US06834181'
Low
'US06895256'
Medium
'US06924789'
High
Abbott vs Sandoz
'US05453510'
High
Centocor vs Abbott
US07070775
Very High
DuPont vs Macdermid
'US06773859'
Very High
ERICO vs Vutec and Wiremaid
'US05740994'
Very High


The system is designed to highlight outliers. If a patent's characteristics are such that it scores among the top 5% of the set of ALL US granted patents, then it is labelled "Very High", next 15% as High, next 30% as Medium, next 30% as Low and the last 20% as Very Low.

All that a statistically modeled patent scoring methodology can do is to highlight patents that exhibit characteristics which are statistically similar to the characteristics exhibited by patents known to be good (in the form of high sale values, victory against invalidation, etc). There will be false positives and false negatives - which is true for any statistical modeling based system, that is why we recommend using the patent scoring as a first filter; an efficiency tool directing where to deploy human assessment first.

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