Примери коришћења Peer-to-patent на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Peer-to-patent Helping society, fun, community.
Finally, one could argue that Peer-to-Patent is an example of distributed data collection.
Peer-to-patent is an open call that helps patent examiners find prior art;
After collaboration with the US Patent and Trademark Office andleading technology companies such as IBM, Peer-to-Patent was launched in June of 2007.
Peer-to-patent is an open call that helps patent examiners find prior art;
Inventors have an incentive to participate because the patent office reviews the Peer-to-Patent applications more quickly than patents going through the traditional, secret review process.
Peer-to-Patent also shows that open call projects are possible even for problems that are not obviously amenable to quantification.
A nearly 200-year-old governmental bureaucracy anda group of lawyers seems like an unlikely place to look for innovation, but Peer-to-Patent does a lovely job of balancing everyone's interest.
This patent was uploaded to Peer-to-Patent in June 2007 where it was read by Steve Pearson, a senior software engineer for IBM.
A nearly 200 year old governmental bureaucracy anda group of lawyers seems like an unlikely place to look for innovation, but Peer-to-Patent does a lovely job of balancing everyone's interest.
Peer-to-Patent also shows that open call projects are possible even for tasks that are not obviously amenable to quantification.
Inventors have an incentive to participate because the patent office reviews the Peer-to-Patent applications more quickly than patents going through the traditional, secret review process.
In other words, Peer-to-Patent and a patent examiner working together should be as good as or better than a patent examiner working in isolation.
Inventors have incentive to participate in this open patent review because the patent office reviewed the Peer-to-Patent applications more quickly than patents going through the traditional, secret review process.
Although Peer-to-Patent may seem different than the Netflix Prize and Foldit, it has a similar structure in that solutions are easier to check than generate.
In terms of direct analogues,one could imagine that a Peer-to-Patent style project being used by a historical researcher searching for the earliest document to mention a specific person or idea.
In other words, Peer-to-Patent and a patent examiner working together should be as good as or better than a patent examiner working in isolation.
Of the 66 cases that have completed Peer-to-Patent, nearly 30% have been rejected primarily based on prior art found through Peer-to-Patent(Bestor and Hamp 2010).
Of the 66 cases that have completed Peer-to-Patent, nearly 30% have been rejected primarily based on prior art found through Peer-to-Patent(Bestor and Hamp 2010).
Armed with this document, as well as other prior art and the discussion from the Peer-to-Patent community, a patent examiner began a thorough review of the case, and ultimately threw out the patent application, in part because of the Intel manual that was located by Pearson(Noveck 2009).
Armed with this document, as well as other prior art and the discussion from the Peer-to-Patent community, a patent examiner began a thorough review of the case, and ultimately threw out the patent application, in part because of the Intel manual that was located by Pearson(Noveck 2009).