Latest Research in Computation and Language
18 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Computation and Language
- Computation and Language — 6 papers
- Software Engineering — 3 papers
- Information Retrieval — 2 papers
- Space Satellite Systems and Control — 1 papers
- Artificial Intelligence — 1 papers
- Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining — 1 papers
- Artificial Intelligence in Law — 1 papers
- Video Analysis and Summarization — 1 papers
- Computational Engineering, Finance, and Science — 1 papers
- Digital Transformation in Industry — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- Temporal Misgrounding in Legal RAG: A Versioned-Corpus Benchmark for French Tax Law
- Early Design Exploration of Aerospace Systems Using Assume–Guarantee Contracts
- RA-CAD: Learning Post-Execution Critique for State-Aware Text-to-CAD Generation
- HUKUKBERT: Domain-Specific Language Model for Turkish Law
- ANNOTARES: A Dataset for Extracting Logical Structures from German Statutory Texts
- Integration Barriers in Open-Source SSI Frameworks: An Exploratory Developer Experience Probe
- LegalPincite: Multi-level Legal Information Retrieval Dataset
- TaSC-LLM: A Large Language Model–Enabled Business Intelligence Framework for Topic Analytics in Live-Streaming E-Commerce Systems
- CrossLex: A Source-Grounded Benchmark for Cross-Jurisdictional Legal Reasoning in Large Language Models
- Further Exploration of Legal Case Retrieval: A Survey
- Compiled AI: Deterministic Code Generation for LLM-Based Workflow Automation
- Temporal feature-enhanced hierarchical news context generation and visualization system using F-IWF and K-means
- Legal Nugget Extraction for Granular Retrieval over Long Jurisprudential Texts
- AugAbEx: Bridging Abstractive and Extractive Legal Summarization
- Vibe Coding in Software Development: A Multivocal Literature Review
- AILQA: Evaluating AI-Driven Legal Question Answering Systems for the Indian Legal System
- Learning Dispute Structure for Settlement Prediction in Financial ADR: A Multi-Task and Cross-Institutional Approach
- Agentic AI-enhanced digital twins for Smart City civil infrastructure: A secure, autonomous and auditable management framework