Dear all,
I'm using Global patent index (GPI) and stuck on a "query". How to find number of patents containing NPL (non-patent-literature) in a sector?
Specifically, sector: A61P. Time: 2004/01/01 to present. In this patent group, some patents cited other patents while others cited NPL. So what the query should be to figure out how many of these patents contain NPL?
I tried the query: "PUD>=2004/01/01 and IPC=A61P and not (CNPL=*)" but it doesn't work. I guess "not (CNPL=*)" stands for missing information of NPL in a patent but not "this patent doesn't contain NPL"
Thank you very much! Somebody help me!
Jason
How to find number of patents containing NPL in a sector
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Re: How to find number of patents containing NPL in a sector
You are probably posting in the wrong forum, unless the Global Patent Index is something that was added to the latest PATSTAT edition?
if you have PATSTAT you can use `tls212_citation`.`npl_publn_id` to get a count of NPL references.
Don't use MAX(`npl_citn_seq_nr`). That only gives the max number for each `citn_origin`.
if you have PATSTAT you can use `tls212_citation`.`npl_publn_id` to get a count of NPL references.
Don't use MAX(`npl_citn_seq_nr`). That only gives the max number for each `citn_origin`.
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Nico Doranov
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Nico Doranov
Data Manager
Daigu Academic Services & Data Stewardship
http://www.daigu.nl/