IPlytics

OverviewWhat's NewWhy This MattersHow to access the New DataQuestions and Feedback🔒OverviewWe’re excited to announce an important update to the Wi-Fi technology package in IPlytics. As part of this enhancement, IPlytics has expanded Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11be / Extremely High Throughput – EHT) coverage to include patents that are not declared but are relevant to the Wi-Fi 7 standard. Wi-Fi 7 declar...

OverviewWhat's NewWhy This MattersHow to access the New DataQuestions and Feedback OverviewWe’re excited to announce an important update to the Wireless Charging feature package in IPlytics. Formerly known as the Qi1 package, this feature has been renamed to better reflect the broader scope of wireless charging technologies. As part of this update, we’ve expanded coverage to include Qi2 declare...

How to navigate the Home Page Help and Support   Navigating the home page of the IPlytics Platform is the first step towards unlocking the full potential for patent and standards analysis. The home page is designed to provide users with a seamless and intuitive experience, offering easy access to the platform's features and databases. Upon logging in, users are greeted with a clean and organize...

Database Overview Patent Declaration Database SEP Database Standards Document Database Database Structure Summary   The IPlytics Platform is a comprehensive tool designed to provide users with a detailed overview and analysis of patents, declared Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), and standards documents. The platform's database is meticulously structured to ensure transparency, traceability,...

What is the IPlytics Dashboard?The Dashboard feature on the IPlytics Platform is a customizable, interactive tool designed to provide a comprehensive overview of patent portfolios. It enables users to build tailored dashboards around specific companies or technologies, offering a dynamic way to visualize and interpret complex patent and SEP data.This feature allows users to create dashboards ba...

What is the Dashboard Hub?Six reasons why analytics is crucialDashboard Hub walk through Overview General Tab & analysis walk through Essentiality Tab & analysis walk through Drilldown from Dashboard View IPlytics offers various analytical tools and metrics that help organizations understand the competitive landscape, identify potential risks and opportunities, and make informed decisions relat...

Benefits of creating a groupHow to create a GroupAdding the group to a search Benefits of creating a groupIn IPlytics you are able to create customized groups of Companies for use in searches for example. You can select the company aggregation of your choice (Ultimate Owner, Current Assignee etc.) and create these customized groups simply and easily within the platform. How to create a GroupHer...

The Patent Database within the IPlytics Platform serves as a cornerstone for comprehensive patent analysis, offering users access to an extensive collection of patent documents from around the globe. This database is meticulously curated to provide transparency, traceability, and up-to-date information, ensuring that users can rely on accurate and current data for their research and decision-ma...

Introduction VideoIPlytics Analysis and Search Queries PDF Guide Introduction VideoShort demonstration of the main functionality on IPlytics Platform. Find out how to search, analyze, work with graphs, filter data, customize table and more:  IPlytics Analysis and Search Queries This brochure is a guide for using IPlytics Platform and provides examples on how to analyze and search p...

What is the IPlytics Dashboard?The Dashboard feature on the IPlytics Platform is a customizable, interactive tool designed to provide a comprehensive overview of patent portfolios. It enables users to build tailored dashboards around specific companies or technologies, offering a dynamic way to visualize and interpret complex patent and SEP data.This feature allows users to create dashboards ba...

What is the Dashboard Hub?Six reasons why analytics is crucialDashboard Hub walk through Overview General Tab & analysis walk through Essentiality Tab & analysis walk through Drilldown from Dashboard View IPlytics offers various analytical tools and metrics that help organizations understand the competitive landscape, identify potential risks and opportunities, and make informed decisions relat...

Introduction to Searching SEPsHow to start your SEP search- SEP-specific search fieldsHow to search patents declared to the 5G or 4G standardReviewing Results- Analytics- Search DataRefining Results with the Filter Bar Introduction to Searching SEPsSearching for Standard Essential Patents or SEPs on the IPlytics Platform is a streamlined process designed to provide users with comprehensive insi...

OverviewWhy This MattersKey BenefitsHow it WorksSummary OverviewWe’re excited to introduce a powerful new capability in IPlytics: filtering Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) by Cellular IoT technologies, including NB-IoT, LTE-M, LTE Cat 1, and V2X. This enhancement empowers users to precisely navigate the complex SEP landscape and gain actionable insights into the technologies shaping the futur...

OverviewWhy did we make this change?Customer BenefitsSummary OverviewWe’re excited to introduce SES 2.0, a major upgrade to our Semantic Essentiality Score (SES) feature.This release replaces our legacy Latent Semantic Analysis (LSA) model with a context-aware semantic framework built on Word2Vec, TF-IDF, and Singular Value Decomposition (SVD).The result: fewer false positives, less manual revi...

What is the Analytics view and where can I find it?Exploring the Data Market Overview Graph Over Time Graph Industry Trend Graph Authority Graph Indicators Radar Graph Rank Graph Industry Clusters IPC/CPC Portfolio Concentration Citation Co-Assignee Litigation Transferred Useful Articles What is the Analytics view and where can I find it?The Analytics view on the IPlytics Platform is a dynamic ...

Introduction to IPlytics Semantic Essentiality Score (SES)How SES WorksWhy do some SEPs not show a SES score?Use CasesStrategic Patent Portfolio Analysis & Licensing OpportunitiesCompelling Use Cases: IPlytics + SESInterested in a proof of concept? Introduction to IPlytics Semantic Essentiality Score (SES)Standard Essentiality of a patent has long been a complex issue, often leading to conflict...

What is the Contribution Weight? Advantages of using the contribution weight metric Potential disadvantages of using the contribution weight metric Where can I find the Contribution Weight Filter?Searching in Search DataDrilldown into DetailsDrilldown to Standards DetailExport Contribution Weight  What is the Contribution Weight?The contribution weight in IPlytics refers to a metric that quanti...

What is the Dashboard Hub?Six reasons why analytics is crucialDashboard Hub walk through Overview General Tab & analysis walk through Essentiality Tab & analysis walk through Drilldown from Dashboard View IPlytics offers various analytical tools and metrics that help organizations understand the competitive landscape, identify potential risks and opportunities, and make informed decisions relat...

It is possible to import patent number to IPlytics. When you are in the patent or SEP database, change one line in your Query Builder to Publication number, then click the import icon on the right side. When you click the import icon, the import dialog window will appear and you have two options to import. Either paste your numbers into the left hand field, or import a csv or txt file: In the...

Exporting GraphsExporting Results TablesExporting GuidelinesSummary Exporting data from the IPlytics Platform is a crucial feature that enhances the usability and flexibility of the platform's analytics and search capabilities. This functionality allows users to save and share insights derived from their analyses, facilitating further examination and collaboration. Exporting GraphsIn the Analyt...

How to save a search/query How to locate your previously saved 'Query' How to load/manage your saved query from within a search Summary   Saved queries on the IPlytics Platform are a valuable feature that enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of patent and standards research. This functionality enables users to save and manage their search queries, allowing them to efficiently revisit and e...

The search history functionWhere can I see recent searches?How long is the search history saved for? The Search History functionThe search history feature on the IPlytics Platform, in the 'Latest Queries' section on the home page, is a valuable tool that enhances the user experience by providing easy access to recent search queries. This functionality is designed to streamline the research proc...

The Undeclared Patent Approach is designed to provide a more comprehensive view of the patent landscape by identifying patents that may be essential to specific technology standards but have not been formally declared.This approach uses a classification algorithm, a machine learning–based method, to detect potentially undeclared standard-essential patents. The model is trained using both true p...

What is the 2G-5G SEP Search functionality?Understanding the patent landscapeHow to start the searchSummary What is the 2G-5G SEP Search functionality?The 2G-5G SEP search functionality on the IPlytics Platform is a comprehensive tool designed to help users explore the vast landscape of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) across multiple generations of mobile network technologies.  Understanding ...

What is the 3GPP contribution search?How to conduct the searchReviewing Results- Analytics View- Search Data ViewSummary What is the 3GPP contribution search?The 3GPP contribution search on the IPlytics Platform is an essential tool for exploring and examining the collaborative efforts that shape the development of mobile communication standards. This feature allows users to delve into the cont...

What is the Wi-Fi SEP search functionality?How to conduct the searchSummaryUseful Articles What is the Wi-Fi SEP search functionality?The Wi-Fi SEP search functionality on the IPlytics Platform is a specialized tool designed to provide users with comprehensive insights into Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) related to Wi-Fi technology. As Wi-Fi continues to be a critical component of modern com...

What is the IEEE contributions search functionality?How to conduct the searchReview ResultsContribution WeightSummaryUseful Articles What is the IEEE contributions search functionality?The IEEE contributions search functionality on the IPlytics Platform is an essential tool for exploring the collaborative efforts that shape the development of standards in various technology sectors. The Institu...

What is the Video Coding SEP Search?How to conduct the SearchSummaryUseful Articles What is the Video Coding SEP Search?The video coding SEP search functionality on the IPlytics Platform is a powerful tool designed to provide users with comprehensive insights into Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) related to advanced video coding technologies such as AVC (Advanced Video Coding), HEVC (High Effi...

What this video coversUnderstand what standard essential patents (SEPs) are and how FRAND licensing ensures fair access to technologies such as Wi-Fi, 5G, and video standards.Learn how SEP licensing negotiations work, including ownership analysis, leverage considerations, and royalty strategy.Demonstrates how LexisNexis® IPlytics™ gives you visibility into patent ownership shares, declared and ...

What this video coversExplains what patents and standard essential patents (SEPs) are, and why they matter in industries like Wi-Fi, 4G, 5G, and audio/video technologies.Describes the importance of managing a patent portfolio strategically, focusing on patent quality and essentiality rather than quantity.Demonstrates how LexisNexis® IPlytics™ helps identify potentially essential patents, leadin...

What is Normalization?Normalization is the process used in IPlytics to ensure comparability of patent indicators. Each indicator value is benchmarked against a control group of patents with the same patent office, technology classification (IPC/CPC), and publication year. How is Normalization calculated?For each patent, the indicator value is compared to the average value of similar patents tha...

What is Team Size (TE)?Team Size (TE) is an indicator that reflects the number of inventors listed on a patent. It provides insight into how many contributors were involved in the development of an invention. Finally, counts are normalized by year, country of jurisdiction and main IPC/CPC. How is Team Size interpreted? /High/A high TE value reflects that the patent portfolio was developed by...

What is Cooperation (CO)? Cooperation (CO) is an indicator that reflects the level of collaboration in a patent by counting the number of legally independent co-assignees associated with it. Subsidiaries and parent companies are excluded from this count. Finally, counts are normalized by year, country of jurisdiction and main IPC/CPC.   How is Cooperation interpreted? /High/A high CO value...

What is Patent Scope (SC)?Patent Scope (SC) is an indicator that reflects the technological breadth of a patent. It is determined by the number of distinct main IPC/CPC classes (at the 4-digit level) assigned to a patent by the examiner.  How is Patent Scope interpreted?High Patent Scope (SC)A high SC value indicates that a patent is classified across multiple technology classes. Reflects wide ...

What is Legal Breadth (LB)? Legal Breadth (LB) is an indicator that reflects the scope of legal protection of a patent. It is calculated based on the number of words in the shortest independent claim, where fewer words indicate broader protection. Adding more words to a patent claim decreases its scope of potential application andthus the legal breadth of a claim. Finally, counts are normaliz...

What is Radicalness (RA)?Radicalness (RA) is an indicator that reflects the degree of novelty of a patent. It is based on the number and nature of backward citations, taking into account how frequently the cited patents are themselves cited. How is Radicalness interpreted?The RA (Radicalness) indicator is calculated by counting the number of patent citations a patent has to cite as prior art (b...