ops_filter: Filter data frame for countries in OPS with Full Text...
In poldham/opsrdev: Access Patent Data with the European Patent Office "Open Patent Services" (OPS) API
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Description
OPS presently includes patent full texts for documents published by Austria (AT), Canada (CA), the European Patent Office (EP), Great Britain (GB), the Patent Cooperation Treaty (WO) and Spain (ES). These are the only countries with full text. Queries to ops_fulltext() that include other countries will fail. This function takes a list of country codes or patent numbers containing country codes and filters them for jurisdictions with full text access.
Usage
1
Arguments
data
A data.frame containing a column "country" or "publication_country" with two letter country and patent office codes (e.g. EP, WO).
Value
a data.frame
Examples
1
## Not run: ops_filter(data)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
OPS presently includes patent full texts for documents published by Austria (AT), Canada (CA), the European Patent Office (EP), Great Britain (GB), the Patent Cooperation Treaty (WO) and Spain (ES). These are the only countries with full text. Queries to ops_fulltext() that include other countries will fail. This function takes a list of country codes or patent numbers containing country codes and filters them for jurisdictions with full text access.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
A data.frame containing a column "country" or "publication_country" with two letter country and patent office codes (e.g. EP, WO). |
Value
a data.frame
Examples
1 | ## Not run: ops_filter(data)
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