Case Relevance
"Case relevance" broadly refers to research investigating how effectively models, particularly in machine learning and natural language processing, identify and utilize relevant information within data for specific tasks. Current research focuses on improving model explainability, addressing data imbalances, and enhancing the performance of various architectures, including transformers, convolutional neural networks, and ensemble methods, across diverse applications like legal text analysis, weather prediction, and direct mail marketing. This work is significant because it directly impacts the reliability, efficiency, and ethical implications of AI systems across numerous fields, driving improvements in model accuracy, interpretability, and resource utilization.
Papers
Data-driven rainfall prediction at a regional scale: a case study with Ghana
Indrajit Kalita, Lucia Vilallonga, Yves Atchade
Breaking the Manual Annotation Bottleneck: Creating a Comprehensive Legal Case Criticality Dataset through Semi-Automated Labeling
Ronja Stern, Ken Kawamura, Matthias Stürmer, Ilias Chalkidis, Joel Niklaus
LAR-ECHR: A New Legal Argument Reasoning Task and Dataset for Cases of the European Court of Human Rights
Odysseas S. Chlapanis, Dimitrios Galanis, Ion Androutsopoulos