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New page: *This page is referenced in the Patent Thicket Literature Review This page details the papers found in the automated convergence analysis of candidate core paper for the Patent Thicke...
*This page is referenced in the [[Patent Thicket Literature Review]]
This page details the papers found in the automated convergence analysis of candidate core paper for the Patent Thicket Literature Review (PTLR). References from the [[PTLR Convergence Inputs| input papers]] were matched against one another using a combination of n-gram and longest common subsequence fuzzy matching. The counts are approximate where indicated, as in these instances A <-> B and B<->C but due to the fuzzy matching constraints A did not match to C. Thus the raw results list provide a count for A of 1 and a count for B of 1, and a user then removed the (duplicate) B reference and incremented the A count by 1. This incrementation may be incorrect (biased down) when A and B both matched to incomplete subsets.
==The Most Cited Papers==
Only papers that received adjusted counts of 4 or more citations are included in the table below.
{|
|Paper
|Count
|Category
|----
|Ayres Parchomovsky (2007) - Tradable Patent Rights.pdf
|3
|Up
|----
|Barnett (2009) - Is Intellectual Property Trivial.pdf
|4
|Up
|----
|}
This page details the papers found in the automated convergence analysis of candidate core paper for the Patent Thicket Literature Review (PTLR). References from the [[PTLR Convergence Inputs| input papers]] were matched against one another using a combination of n-gram and longest common subsequence fuzzy matching. The counts are approximate where indicated, as in these instances A <-> B and B<->C but due to the fuzzy matching constraints A did not match to C. Thus the raw results list provide a count for A of 1 and a count for B of 1, and a user then removed the (duplicate) B reference and incremented the A count by 1. This incrementation may be incorrect (biased down) when A and B both matched to incomplete subsets.
==The Most Cited Papers==
Only papers that received adjusted counts of 4 or more citations are included in the table below.
{|
|Paper
|Count
|Category
|----
|Ayres Parchomovsky (2007) - Tradable Patent Rights.pdf
|3
|Up
|----
|Barnett (2009) - Is Intellectual Property Trivial.pdf
|4
|Up
|----
|}
