Search

［Purpose/Significance］ Using the dynamic characteristics of patents to identify their potential for technology transfer will help universities and research institutes to carry out patent grading management and operation, and promote the industrialization of patented technologies. ［Method/Process］ Patent characteristics present dynamic evolution in its life cycle. Based on the dynamic patent citation network, this article constructs a dynamic and static patent technology transfer potential evaluation index system from the perspective of dynamic development; takes the dynamic characteristics of the transferred or licensed patent as the learning object and adopts the decision tree method to establish technology transfer prediction model and conducts an empirical model test. [Results/Conclusions] The influence of patents in the citation network has a greater role in its transfer and conversion potential. The empirical test of the transfer prediction model based on decision trees has a high predictive effect. By monitoring the dynamic characteristics of patents, the model is used to evaluate the transfer and conversion potential in a timely manner and screen out patents that are easy to transfer or license to cany out targeted industrialization operation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In the context of the Trump administration’s escalating strategic competition with China, US strategic experts have a negative perception of the Digital Silk Road, believing that it poses challenges to US economic interests, technology development, military and intelligence security, international standards and ideologies. The US’ concern about the Digital Silk Road is to counter the Belt and Road Initiative, and also closely related to its China policy featuring the blocking of technology transfer, reflecting that US strategic experts are viewing its China policy from the perspective of “digital geopolitics”. In response to the Digital Silk Road, the US has increased investment in digital infrastructure, intensified crackdown against Chinese companies and deepened cooperation with its allies and partners. Besides, in order to contain China’s “digital influence”, the US has coped with economic issues with security thinking and stirred up ideological differences. The US regards Southeast Asia as the primary region in counterbalancing the Digital Silk Road, constantly improves the mechanisms and measures under the framework of the “Indo- Pacific Strategy” and strengthens cooperation with Japan and other countries on digital economy, smart cities, cyber security and other fields to compete with China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]