Deep Learning for French Legal Data Categorization

Hammami, Eya; Akermi, Imen; Faiz, Rim

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-32065-2_7

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“…We therefore obtained a dataset of annotated articles which we used to train a classifier that predicts the class of the articles constituting a legal document. Multiple researches have applied text classification to legal texts [4,5]. Different machine learning algorithms and methods have been used in legal text classification, including CNN [4] and BERT [6,7].…”

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Assessing Ocean’s Legal Protection Using AI: A New Dataset and a BERT-Based Classifier

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Bonnin

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Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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This paper aims to address the challenge of using artificial intelligence for empirical legal studies. We introduce a new annotated dataset on French marine environmental law dealing with definitions, bans, sanctions, and controls on living (turtles and seabirds) and non-living (plastic bags and straws) subjects. The annotation has been produced by law students and validated by a legal expert. Based on the developed dataset, we train a CamemBERT-based classifier which accurately predicts the class of a given legal article according to the pre-defined classes within the dataset we have created. The proposed training set and the resulting trained model provide a better interpretation and accessibility of legal texts to specialists and the general public, based on findings from legal studies and on natural language processing techniques.

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“…Multiple researches have applied text classification to legal texts [4,5]. Different machine learning algorithms and methods have been used in legal text classification, including CNN [4] and BERT [6,7]. Variants of BERT that are specifically pre-trained on legal texts have also been proposed in the literature.…”

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Assessing Ocean’s Legal Protection Using AI: A New Dataset and a BERT-Based Classifier

Al Mouatamid,

Zahir,

Bonnin

et al. 2023

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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“…Aprendizado de máquina também tem sido aplicado com frequência na análise de documentos jurídicos [Undavia et al 2018, Hammami et al 2019, de Araujo et al 2020. De acordo com [de Araujo et al 2020], algoritmos de aprendizagem clássicos (i.e.…”

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Classificação de Páginas de Petições iniciais Utilizando Redes Neurais Convolucionais Multimodais

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Anais Do Encontro Nacional De Inteligência Artificial E Computacional (ENIAC 2020)

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A classificação e separação de documentos é uma etapa de extrema importância na análise de processos judiciais. Algoritmos de aprendizado profundo têm alcançado resultados promissores nesta tarefa, extraindo informações relevantes a partir dos textos destes documentos. No entanto, os documentos de processos judiciais têm se tornado cada vez mais heterogêneos, i.e. fotos, recibos, documentos de texto, etc., impactando diretamente a precisão na classificação. Este trabalho investiga o uso de redes convolucionais multimodais, combinando características extraídas de textos e imagens, para classificação de páginas de processos. Duas abordagens multimodais foram comparadas com quatro monomodais. Todos os algoritmos foram avaliados, em termos em acurácia e kappa, em uma base de dados composta por 117 processos judiciais. Os resultados mostraram que a abordagem que atingiu o melhor desempenho é multimodal, apresentando eficácia e eficiência na classificação de páginas de processos.

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A Keyword-Based Multi-label Text Categorization in the Indian Legal Domain Using Bi-LSTM

Vaissnave

Deepalakshmi

2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Deep Learning for French Legal Data Categorization

Cited by 5 publications

References 13 publications

Assessing Ocean’s Legal Protection Using AI: A New Dataset and a BERT-Based Classifier

Assessing Ocean’s Legal Protection Using AI: A New Dataset and a BERT-Based Classifier

Classificação de Páginas de Petições iniciais Utilizando Redes Neurais Convolucionais Multimodais

A Keyword-Based Multi-label Text Categorization in the Indian Legal Domain Using Bi-LSTM

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