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Zero-Shot Question Answering over Financial Documents using Large Language Models
In contrast, our approach uses novel zero-shot prompts that guide the LLM to encode the required reasoning into a Python program or a domain specific language.
The Role of Pragmatics in Legal Norm Representation
Despite the 'apparent clarity' of a given legal provision, its application may result in an outcome that does not exactly conform to the semantic level of a statute.
Rule reasoning for legal norm validation of FSTP facts
Non-obviousness or inventive step is a general requirement for patentability in most patent law systems.
Bridging the gap between Legal Practitioners and Knowledge Engineers using semi-formal KR
In this paper we adapt the SBVR Structured English approach for the legal domain and implement a proof-of-concept, called KR4IPLaw, which enables legal domain experts to represent their knowledge in Structured English in a computational independent and hence, for them, more usable way.
