Advanced techniques for legal document processing and retrieval
Artificial Intelligence and Law 7 (4) (1999)
| Abstract | A large interest has been dedicated in recent years to the study of models for textual databases amenable to an effective integration of search and navigation functions. In the field of legal databases the need for sophisticated models is emphasised by the need to relate and combine in an effective way different types of texts, in order to solve legal problems.In our research we have analysed several existing models, each providing specific benefits and exhibiting corresponding limitations, under both a functional and economical viewpoint. | |||||||||
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