Risk Warning of Independent Intellectual Property Rights of Small- and Medium-Sized Scientific and Technological Enterprises Using Deep Learning

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Strengthening the construction of intellectual property rights of SM-TE (small and medium-sized scientific and technological enterprises) in China is an important measure to speed up the development of SM-TE, and improve their scientific and technological innovation ability and market competitiveness. In this paper, a patent recommendation algorithm based on deep semantic similarity is proposed to solve the problem of low calculation accuracy of similarity matrix among users in sparse interaction matrix. The algorithm trains the patent corpus, and obtains the Doc2vec DL (Deep Learning) model, and then constructs the semantic similarity matrix among patents through the DL model. On this basis, to further improve the modeling ability of semantic expression and feature extraction, this paper optimizes CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) model, using a variety of pretrained word vector models, multi-layer classifiers, etc., to improve the model accuracy and generate feature vectors of different dimensions. The results show that the accuracy, recall rate and F1 value of the proposed algorithm are better than those of the traditional recommendation algorithm, which are 22.41%, 20.86% and 21.51% respectively. The experiment shows that this paper can guide Chinese enterprises to establish and improve the risk warning system of independent intellectual property rights, thus reducing the losses of enterprises.

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Wu, J. (2022). Risk Warning of Independent Intellectual Property Rights of Small- and Medium-Sized Scientific and Technological Enterprises Using Deep Learning. Mobile Information Systems, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/2899674

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