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Invention study 001 / 1906

Flying-machine.

Orville & Wilbur Wright

US 821,393
Original first drawing sheet from the Wright brothers' flying-machine patent, US 821,393.

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25.5MUS & European patent documents in one index
1.41Mexaminer citation pairs used to train the model
3.27×BM25 citation recall in our US development benchmark

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A foundational communications patentQUALCOMM · US 4,901,307

Many mobile calls.
One radio band.
A different code for each.

Explore the earlier patent record around Qualcomm’s CDMA communications patent.

Whole patentUnited StatesBefore 17 Oct 1986
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Layered patent documents with connections between related technical ideas.
Connections across the patent record. Conceptual illustration.

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Patent numbers, dates, and original documents.

Research and evaluation

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In the numbers.

3.27× BM25’s examiner-citation recall in the top 100 on our US development benchmark.

2,000 queries. 17.8M US documents. Identical date rules.

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Metric: examiner-citation recall@100, averaged across the 2,000-query US development set. Current G62: 30.42%; previous model: 29.25%; stock PaECTER: 23.1%; BM25 full-text: 9.3%. Values in the chart are rounded. This set was used to make development decisions; it is not a blind final test. Comparisons do not establish superiority over commercial search products.

The separate European-query benchmark covers 1,000 patents searched against the combined US + EP index: 50.0% citation recall@100, 71.3% @500, and 77.3% @1000. Corpus, queries, and reference sets differ from the US comparison.

These metrics measure recovery of examiner citations, not the probability of invalidating a claim or the quality of every returned result. Results require professional review.

Examiner citations recoveredTOP 100 · US DEV SET
0%35% · Higher is better

Measured on the US development set. Examiner citations are reference labels; they do not establish claim invalidity.

77.3%of cited European documents recovered in the top 1,000 on our separate European-query test.

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