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In reading the webpage, I must have missed the explanation for the purpose of this system. I know nothing about the domain, so the following questions are newb
by randcraw 8y ago
In reading the webpage, I must have missed the explanation for the purpose of this system. I know nothing about the domain, so the following questions are newbie.
What is the tool's intended output? Is it a discrete classification of documents (or their problem spaces) into predefined categories? What's the number of categories (and some examples)?
What's the cost of simplifying/ignoring most or all of the contextual details in each case? Wouldn't that make a small number of output classes dysfunctionally procrustean?
98.5% accuracy sounds pretty good, but how does system performance compare to the state-of-the-art alternatives that use more traditional probabilistic tag-based methods? Does it tend to fail consistently, perhaps on specific topics or complications?
- woliveirajr 8y ago> Our goal here is to detect the structure of decisions on Doctrine (i.e. the table of contents) to help users navigate through them more easily. A legal document from France seems to have come common topics, structured, but as lawyers are free to write in any fashion, the simple fact of finding where in the document is a specific part is time-consuming enougth