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Resolve patent publication numbers to canonical DOCDB IDs with key metadata.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
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Resolve the patent publication number EP1234567A1 to its canonical DOCDB identifier, and return the inventors, publication date, and family ID.
Returns the matching DOCDB identifier plus inventors, publication date, and patent family ID.
Resolve these patent publication numbers: US20200123456A1, WO2023123456A1, and JP2023501234A. Output the DOCDB identifier, inventors, publication date, and family ID for each one.
Produces a structured result listing the canonical identifier and related metadata for each patent number.
Resolve one CN and one EP patent publication number, compare their family IDs, and determine whether they belong to the same patent family. Also list their DOCDB identifiers and publication dates.
Returns the canonical identifiers, publication dates, and family IDs for both records, plus a same-family determination.
Researchers can use it to normalize patent publication numbers from different countries or sources into canonical DOCDB identifiers before further search, comparison, or filing. It also adds key metadata such as inventors, publication date, and family ID.
Data analysts or developers can use the tool to enrich patent datasets with canonical identifiers and core fields while cleaning records. It fits well as a resolution step in a patent data pipeline.
It resolves patent publication numbers into canonical DOCDB identifiers and returns inventors, publication date, and family ID. This is useful for normalizing patent records and enriching core metadata.
Based on the description, you need to provide a patent publication number. The tool then returns the corresponding canonical identifier and related metadata.
The provided material does not include installation steps, runtime requirements, or API key details. Please see the source repository for specifics.
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