MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611063178 A) filed by Dr. Shivani Wadhwa; Dr Ruchika Hooda; Dr. Sourabh Kumar; Dr. Shravan Kumar; Dr. Aditi Priya; Ms. Heena Yadav; and Mr. Venkatesh Bharti on May 19, 2026, for Automated Literary Annotation Generation Engine.
Inventors include Dr. Shivani Wadhwa; Dr Ruchika Hooda; Dr. Sourabh Kumar; Dr. Shravan Kumar; Dr. Aditi Priya; Ms. Heena Yadav; and Mr. Venkatesh Bharti.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to an Automated Literary Annotation Generation Engine for automatically generating structured annotations for literary and narrative texts. The system receives literary text and preprocesses the text through segmentation, tokenization, and linguistic analysis. A literary element detection engine identifies interpretative features including symbolism, tone, themes, motifs, character arcs, figurative language, and stylistic devices. A contextual interpretation module evaluates surrounding passages to determine the relevance and meaning of detected elements. An annotation generation module creates explanatory annotations, and an annotation categorization engine organizes the annotations into layered categories such as thematic, symbolic, stylistic, and character-development layers. An annotation linking module associates each annotation with corresponding text segments, and a confidence scoring engine assigns certainty values to generated annotations. An output module produces annotated documents, interactive interfaces, and machine-readable files in formats including JSON, XML, CSV, and EPUB. The invention reduces manual academic effort while maintaining contextual relevance and provides scalable literary analysis for educational technology, publishing, and digital humanities applications.
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