Transfer of predictive models for classification of statutory texts in multi-jurisdictional settings

Jaromír Šavelka, Kevin D. Ashley
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In this paper we use statistical machine learning to classify statutory texts in terms of highly specific functional categories. We focus on regulatory provisions from multiple US state jurisdictions, all dealing with the same general topic of public health system emergency preparedness and response. In prior work we have established that one can improve classification performance on one jurisdiction's statutory texts using texts from another jurisdiction. Here we describe a framework facilitating transfer of predictive models for classification of statutory texts among multiple state jurisdictions. Our results show that the classification performance improves as we employ an increasing number of models trained on data coming from different states.
在多司法管辖区的背景下,转移法律文本分类的预测模型
在本文中,我们使用统计机器学习根据高度具体的功能类别对法律文本进行分类。我们重点关注美国多个州司法管辖区的监管规定,所有这些规定都涉及公共卫生系统应急准备和响应的相同主题。在之前的工作中,我们已经确定可以使用来自另一个司法管辖区的文本来提高对一个司法管辖区的法定文本的分类性能。在这里,我们描述了一个框架,促进了在多个州管辖范围内对法律文本分类的预测模型的转移。我们的结果表明,随着我们使用越来越多的模型来训练来自不同状态的数据,分类性能得到了提高。
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