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Information Retrieval Evaluation using Artificial Intelligence Legal Framework
Jiaming Gao, Hui Ning, Huilin Sun, Ruifeng Liu, Zhongyuan Han, Leilei Kong, Haoliang Qi
Harbin Engineering University Harbin, China & Heilongjiang Institute of Technology Harbin, China
Abstract: In this current exercise, we took the FIRE dataset and evaluated the Information Retrieval task using a framework called as Task 1. The Artificial Intelligence Framework for Legal Assistance is used to evaluate the results with the cases for a given situation. In this work the topic terms are extracted for a specific condition and queries are assessed for identification of earlier similar cases. The results are posted in this paper.
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence for Legal Assistance, Legal Retrieval, Information Retrieval Information Retrieval Evaluation using Artificial Intelligence Legal Framework
DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jdp/2020/10/2/47-51
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