An entity-centric approach to manage court judgments based on Natural Language Processing

Valerio Bellandi; Christian Bernasconi; Fausto Lodi; Matteo Palmonari; Riccardo Pozzi; Marco Ripamonti; Stefano Siccardi

doi:10.1016/j.clsr.2023.105904

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An entity-centric approach to manage court judgments based on Natural Language Processing

Valerio Bellandi Christian Bernasconi Fausto Lodi Matteo Palmonari Riccardo Pozzi Marco Ripamonti Stefano Siccardi

Year: 2023 Journal: Computer law & security review Vol: 52 Pages: 105904-105904

DOI: 10.1016/j.clsr.2023.105904

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