A legal document summarization framework is described, but the experiments use four non-legal summarization datasets and generic equations, so the claimed judicial efficiency improvements are not established.
NOWJ1@ALQAC 2023: Enhancing Legal Task Performance with Classic Statistical Models and Pre-trained Language Models
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This paper describes the NOWJ1 Team's approach for the Automated Legal Question Answering Competition (ALQAC) 2023, which focuses on enhancing legal task performance by integrating classical statistical models and Pre-trained Language Models (PLMs). For the document retrieval task, we implement a pre-processing step to overcome input limitations and apply learning-to-rank methods to consolidate features from various models. The question-answering task is split into two sub-tasks: sentence classification and answer extraction. We incorporate state-of-the-art models to develop distinct systems for each sub-task, utilizing both classic statistical models and pre-trained Language Models. Experimental results demonstrate the promising potential of our proposed methodology in the competition.
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Legal Document Summarization: Enhancing Judicial Efficiency through Automation Detection
A legal document summarization framework is described, but the experiments use four non-legal summarization datasets and generic equations, so the claimed judicial efficiency improvements are not established.