In this paper we describe the architecture and application of GaiusT, a multi-phase framework for extracting requirements from legal documents. GaiusT aims to cover the extraction process from the very first steps, pre-processing the input texts and supporting structural and semantic annotation of legal documents. The annotated information is recorded in a database facilitating both retrieval and evaluation of the results. Existing linguistic tools and resources have been applied whenever possible. A post-analysis of the ongoing implementation of the modules in the GaiusT architecture is given as a preliminary understanding of how much existing tools can be adopted and how much they had to be adapted.
In this paper we describe the architecture and application of GaiusT, a multi-phase framework for extracting requirements from legal documents. GaiusT aims to cover the extraction process from the very first steps, pre-processing the input texts and supporting structural and semantic annotation of legal documents. The annotated information is recorded in a database facilitating both retrieval and evaluation of the results. Existing linguistic tools and resources have been applied whenever possible. A post-analysis of the ongoing implementation of the modules in the GaiusT architecture is given as a preliminary understanding of how much existing tools can be adopted and how much they had to be adapted. © 2013 IEEE.
Applying GaiusT for Extracting Requirements from Legal Documents / Zeni, N., Mich, L., Mylopoulos, I., J. R., C.. - ELETTRONICO. - (2013), pp. 65-68. (2013 6th International Workshop on Requirements Engineering and Law, RELAW 2013 Rio de Janeiro 16 July 2013) [10.1109/RELAW.2013.6671349].
Applying GaiusT for Extracting Requirements from Legal Documents
Zeni, Nicola;Mich, Luisa;Mylopoulos, Ioannis;
2013-01-01
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In this paper we describe the architecture and application of GaiusT, a multi-phase framework for extracting requirements from legal documents. GaiusT aims to cover the extraction process from the very first steps, pre-processing the input texts and supporting structural and semantic annotation of legal documents. The annotated information is recorded in a database facilitating both retrieval and evaluation of the results. Existing linguistic tools and resources have been applied whenever possible. A post-analysis of the ongoing implementation of the modules in the GaiusT architecture is given as a preliminary understanding of how much existing tools can be adopted and how much they had to be adapted. © 2013 IEEE.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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