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Approach: They propose a fine-grained cLAim depeNdency graph that captures the dependencies within the patent data and extends the embedding-based state-of-the-art (SOTA) they then explore prompt-based methods to harness proprietary LLMs' potential, but find the best results close to random guessing, underlining the ineffectiveness of model scaling-up.
Outcome: The proposed graph methods outperform the standard model scaling methods in the patent approval prediction task and show that they are cost-effective.

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