PATENT SEARCH CLASSIFICATION MODEL FOR SERVICE ROBOTS FIELD USING DEEP LEARNING APPROACH

P. Sivaprakash, S. Shanmuga Priya, K. Maheswari, B. Rubini, N. Karthikeyan, and B. Shuriya

Keywords

Robots, deep learning, technology, classification

Abstract

Technology innovations are prioritised in regional or international invention regulations. Reliable data bases are a key requirement for their effectiveness and efficiency. However, because they have not yet been incorporated into any reliable company, trade mark, or signature style classification approaches, determining borders to determine an evolving technology’s initial design phase is a significant challenge. This article aims to be determining a system for categorising patents as being related to automation robots automatically. The present investigation aims to propose a system for classifying patents as pertaining to service robot dynamically. Also, present a method for conventional technology authentication that combines a machine algorithm for learning with extracting keywords as well as subject group validation. Since a consequence, an unusual option for allocating patent is created that lessens expertise bias about proprietary interests in lexicon querying techniques, overcomes issues concerning citation methods, and encourages evolving modifications. We train by CNN using only the titles, summaries, and IPC classification of each collected report. By adjusting the Kernel functions that are being used and their model elements, achieved highly accuracy of 94.89% with dropout in this model.

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