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Clustering Issues in Civil Judgments for Recommending Similar Cases
Similar judgments search is an important task in legal practice, from which valuable legal insights can be obtained.
Using Machine Learning and Pattern-Based Methods for Identifying Elements in Chinese Judgment Documents of Civil Cases
We attempt to identify the statements for four types of legal functions in judgement documents, i. e., the pleadings of the applicants, the responses of the opposite parties, the opinions of the courts, and uses of laws to reach the final decisions.
MIGBaseline at ROCLING 2022 Shared Task: Report on Named Entity Recognition Using Chinese Healthcare Datasets
Named Entity Recognition (NER) tools have been in development for years, yet few have been aimed at medical documents.
Predicting Judgments and Grants for Civil Cases of Alimony for the Elderly
To build the current system, we segment and vectorize the texts of the judgement documents, and apply the logistic regression and model tree models for predicting the judgments and for estimating the granted alimony of the cases, respectively.
Using Wordle for Learning to Design and Compare Strategies
The baseline simulator used an average of 4. 078 guesses to find the 2315 answers, and needed more than six trials to solve the game 1. 77% of the time.
HRCenterNet: An Anchorless Approach to Chinese Character Segmentation in Historical Documents
Therefore, in this study, we will only focus on the character segmentation of historical Chinese documents.
When Classical Chinese Meets Machine Learning: Explaining the Relative Performances of Word and Sentence Segmentation Tasks
We consider three major text sources about the Tang Dynasty of China in our experiments that aim to segment text written in classical Chinese.
Classical Chinese Sentence Segmentation for Tomb Biographies of Tang Dynasty
Chinese characters that are and are not followed by a punctuation mark are classified into two categories.
Onto Word Segmentation of the Complete Tang Poems
The segmenter relied on the PMI information to the recover 85. 7% of words in the test poems.
Flexible Computing Services for Comparisons and Analyses of Classical Chinese Poetry
We collect nine corpora of representative Chinese poetry for the time span of 1046 BCE and 1644 CE for studying the history of Chinese words, collocations, and patterns.
Character Distributions of Classical Chinese Literary Texts: Zipf's Law, Genres, and Epochs
We collect 14 representative corpora for major periods in Chinese history in this study.
Matrix and Graph Operations for Relationship Inference: An Illustration with the Kinship Inference in the China Biographical Database
Biographical databases contain diverse information about individuals.
Tracking Words in Chinese Poetry of Tang and Song Dynasties with the China Biographical Database
That some words were used only in the Tang poetry and some only in the Song poetry could lead to interesting research in linguistics.
Quantitative Analyses of Chinese Poetry of Tang and Song Dynasties: Using Changing Colors and Innovative Terms as Examples
Colors are an important ingredient of the imagery in poetry, and we discuss the most frequent color words that appeared in Tang Shi and Song Ci.
Color Aesthetics and Social Networks in Complete Tang Poems: Explorations and Discoveries
The Complete Tang Poems (CTP) is the most important source to study Tang poems.
Mining Local Gazetteers of Literary Chinese with CRF and Pattern based Methods for Biographical Information in Chinese History
Person names and location names are essential building blocks for identifying events and social networks in historical documents that were written in literary Chinese.
Textual Analysis for Studying Chinese Historical Documents and Literary Novels
To showcase the potentials and challenges of computer-assisted analysis of Chinese literatures, we explored some interesting yet non-trivial questions about two of the Four Great Classical Novels of China: (1) Which monsters attempted to consume the Buddhist monk Xuanzang in the Journey to the West (JTTW), which was published in the 16th century, (2) Which was the most powerful monster in JTTW, and (3) Which major role smiled the most in the Dream of the Red Chamber, which was published in the 18th century.
Exploring Lexical, Syntactic, and Semantic Features for Chinese Textual Entailment in NTCIR RITE Evaluation Tasks
We computed linguistic information at the lexical, syntactic, and semantic levels for Recognizing Inference in Text (RITE) tasks for both traditional and simplified Chinese in NTCIR-9 and NTCIR-10.
Mining and discovering biographical information in Difangzhi with a language-model-based approach
We present results of expanding the contents of the China Biographical Database by text mining historical local gazetteers, difangzhi.
