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Use of Predictive Analytic Tools to Assess Technological Emergences and Acquisition Targets [Mīkstie vāki]

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  • ISBN-10: 1977408990
  • ISBN-13: 9781977408990
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  • ISBN-10: 1977408990
  • ISBN-13: 9781977408990
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Using patent filings, the authors analyze the current position of the United States relative to China in selected technology areas of interest to the Department of the Air Force.

About This Report iii
Figures
v
Tables
vii
Summary viii
Acknowledgments xi
Abbreviations xii
1 Introduction and Background
1(2)
2 Methods for Analyzing Patent Data
3(9)
About Patent Data
3(3)
How Patent Data Provides Signals of Technology Leadership
6(3)
A Note on Chinese Patent Policy
9(3)
3 International Patenting Trends: A Study of Competition Between the United States and China
12(15)
Patent Narrowing Analysis: Focus on Patent Filings Relevant to Department of the Air Force Interests
13(2)
Emergence Detection and Emergence Length Analysis: U.S. Emergence Length Is Longer than China's
15(3)
Leader-Follower Analysis: The United States Has Emerged First in Most Technical Areas
18(3)
Close Emergences: Where China and the United States Are Competing for Technological Leadership
21(1)
Early Filer Analysis: China Is Challenging U.S. Technological Leadership in Areas of Close Competition
22(4)
The United States May Be Losing Ground to China (but Patent Quality Requires Investigation)
26(1)
4 Leading Filers in Technology Areas of Interest
27(18)
Identification of Leading Filers
27(5)
Leading Capabilities in Quantum Technology Applications
32(2)
Exemplar Company Patent Portfolios
34(11)
5 Conclusions and Next Steps
45(5)
U.S. Position as a Leader or Follower
45(2)
Identification of Important U.S. Technological Capabilities
47(3)
Appendix. Supporting Information on Statistical Methods 50(14)
References 64