A study on the automatic representation mechanism of legal discourse information
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/ijsll.20601Keywords:
discourse information, automatic annotation, legal reasoning, patterns of legal discourse information, multi-process handling mechanismAbstract
Awarding Institution:
Center for Linguistics and Applied
Linguistics, Guangdong University of
Foreign Studies, China
Date of Award: 27 December 2019
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