US Patents

This product includes patent grants in the United States with publications dating back to January 1976. The raw metadata text (including the abstract text) of each patent makes the listing a good training set for LLMs. **Example Topics Covered** - Date of application - Patent type - Invention title - Contributor name and location [Documentation](https://data-docs.snowflake.com/foundations/products/us-patents/?utm_source=snowflake&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=marketplace) <br/><br/>Refer to [Docs](https://data-docs.snowflake.com/foundations/products/us-patents/?utm_source=snowflake&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=marketplace) for detailed attributes (e.g. history, release frequency, granularity), source links, release frequencies, notes and methodologies. **Data Source** 1. United States Patent and Trademark Office Visit the [Data Catalog](https://data-catalog.snowflake.com/?utm_source=SF+Marketplace&utm_medium=Organic&utm_campaign=SF+Marketplace) to search all sources Snowflake integrates and the Snowflake Marketplace listings where you can find the data. **Unified Schema**<br/>All Snowflake products follow the EAV (entity, attributes, value) model with a unified schema. Entities are tangible objects (e.g. geography, company) that Snowflake provides data on. All timeseries' dates and values that refer to the entity are included in a timeseries table. Descriptors of the timeseries are included in an attributes table. Data is joinable across all Snowflake products that have a GEO_ID. Visit Snowflake [docs](https://data-docs.snowflake.com/intro/concepts/unified-schema/?utm_source=snowflake&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=marketplace) for more details. *Disclaimer: The data in this dataset is sourced [here](https://data-docs.snowflake.com/foundations/products/us-patents/?utm_source=snowflake&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=marketplace). Links to provider terms and disclaimers are provided where appropriate. Contact [e-mail] for questions.*