How to Study Patent Network Analysis

Jieun Kim, Buyong Jeong and Daejung Kim
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Jieun Kim: Hanyang University
Buyong Jeong: Korean Intellectual Property Office
Daejung Kim: Hankyong National University

Chapter Chapter 8 in Patent Analytics, 2021, pp 97-114 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract A guide to aid research design in conducting patent network analysis from the formulation of research questions to patent data collection and subsequent network analysis introduces this chapter. It is designed for those with no programming skills and provides a high-level overview of free, open-source tools that offer different functionalities for network analysis and visualization. Finally, Gephi and Dyson’s patent data samples are used to exemplify a four-step patent network analysis—data collection (step 1), data cleaning and mapping (step 2), network analysis (step 3), and network visualization (step 4).

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-2930-3_8

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