Average Co-Inventor Count = 4.70
ph-index = 3
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Paige.ai, Inc. (29 from 100 patents)
29 patents:
1. 12417530 - Systems and methods to process electronic images to provide localized semantic analysis of whole slide images
2. 12380989 - Systems and methods to process electronic images to provide automated routing of data
3. 12333719 - Systems and methods to process electronic images for continuous biomarker prediction
4. 12236694 - Systems and methods for processing images to determine image-based computational biomarkers from liquid specimens
5. 12217423 - Systems and methods for processing electronic images to detect contamination in specimen preparations
6. 12217420 - Systems and methods for processing electronic images to determine testing for unstained specimens
7. 12183451 - Systems and methods for artificial intelligence powered molecular workflow verifying slide and block quality for testing
8. 12131473 - Systems and methods for processing images to prepare slides for processed images for digital pathology
9. 12094118 - Systems and methods for processing electronic images of slides for a digital pathology workflow
10. 11869185 - Systems and methods for processing images to prepare slides for processed images for digital pathology
11. 11823378 - Systems and methods for processing electronic images to detect contamination in specimen preparations
12. 11791035 - Systems and methods for artificial intelligence powered molecular workflow verifying slide and block quality for testing
13. 11721115 - Systems and methods for processing images to determine image-based computational biomarkers from liquid specimens
14. 11710235 - Systems and methods for processing electronic images of slides for a digital pathology workflow
15. 11676274 - Systems and methods for processing images to prepare slides for processed images for digital pathology