MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611061890 A) filed by Dr. John J P; Bhuvaneshwari G; Saptaparni Chatterjee; Dr. Priya Dharshini G; Dr. K A Naveen Kumar; Dr. Rabinarayan Panda; and Dr. Sachikanta Dash on May 15, 2026, for Quantum Enhanced Natural Language Processing System For Intelligent Text Analysis.
Inventors include Dr. John J P; Bhuvaneshwari G; Saptaparni Chatterjee; Dr. Priya Dharshini G; Dr. K A Naveen Kumar; Dr. Rabinarayan Panda; and Dr. Sachikanta Dash.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a quantum-enhanced natural language processing system for intelligent text analysis using a hybrid quantum-classical computational architecture. The system is configured to receive and preprocess textual data from multiple digital sources and convert linguistic information into quantum-compatible representations for advanced semantic and contextual analysis. A quantum processing subsystem cooperates with hybrid neural transformer models to perform contextual reasoning, semantic interpretation, sentiment evaluation, multilingual processing, and predictive intent analysis with improved computational efficiency and analytical accuracy. The invention further includes adaptive learning mechanisms configured to continuously optimize linguistic models and analytical parameters based on evolving datasets and user interactions. The disclosed system may be implemented in cloud, distributed, or edge-computing environments and may be applied in conversational artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, healthcare informatics, legal analytics, enterprise automation, and intelligent decision-support systems. The invention provides enhanced contextual understanding, scalable text processing, reduced computational complexity, and improved intelligent language analytics.
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