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Identification and Analysis of Converging Technology Based on Patent Co-Classification Relationship

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Patent documents are an ample source for technical knowledge, and increased dramatically in recent years. This paper aims at identifying and analyzing converging technology based on patent analysis. The identification method of Converging technology is through cluster analysis based on USPC co-occurrence matrix calculated by the cross USPC class patents of five parties during the 2005-2015 years. Finally, 161 converging technologies are identified. Converging technology is mainly distributed in the new generation of information technology, new material industry. High end equipment manufacturing industry is the most active industry in technological convergence.

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    JCDL '18: Proceedings of the 18th ACM/IEEE on Joint Conference on Digital Libraries
    May 2018
    453 pages
    ISBN:9781450351782
    DOI:10.1145/3197026
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    1. co-classification analysis
    2. converging technology
    3. patent data mining
    4. technical activity

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