Identification of Keywords for Legal Documents Categories using SOM

This study aims to use the decision-making process in categorizing legal documents by identifying keywords characterizing each legal domain class. The study utilizes the Kohonen Self-Organizing Map method and the Global Vectors for Word Representation (GloVe) model to create an efficient document classification system. As a result, a satisfactory classification accuracy of 71.69% was achieved. The article also discusses alternative approaches implemented to improve classification accuracy, such as the use of Named Entity Recognizer (NER) tools and the RoBERTa model, along with a comparison of their effectiveness. Challenges related to the uneven distribution of categories in the dataset are also mentioned, and potential directions for further research to enhance the classification results of legal documents are presented.

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Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics & Intelligent Systems
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2025-03-26
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https://doi.org/10.14313/jamris-2025-004
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Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
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Identification of Keywords for Legal Documents Categories using SOM

Andrzej Sobecki, Rafał Scherer, Kajetan Komar-Komarowski, Konrad Szałapak et al.
Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics & Intelligent Systems
Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
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Identification of Keywords for Legal Documents Categories using SOM

Andrzej Sobecki, Rafał Scherer, Kajetan Komar-Komarowski, Konrad Szałapak, Mieszko Lis, Paweł Drozda, Tomasz Zymkowski, Julian Szymański, Paulina Puchalska, Kacper Krzemiński
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This study aims to use the decision-making process in categorizing legal documents by identifying keywords characterizing each legal domain class. The study utilizes the Kohonen Self-Organizing Map method and the Global Vectors for Word Representation (GloVe) model to create an efficient document classification system. As a result, a satisfactory classification accuracy of 71.69% was achieved. The article also discusses alternative approaches implemented to improve classification accuracy, such as the use of Named Entity Recognizer (NER) tools and the RoBERTa model, along with a comparison of their effectiveness. Challenges related to the uneven distribution of categories in the dataset are also mentioned, and potential directions for further research to enhance the classification results of legal documents are presented.

Journal of Automation Mobile Robotics & Intelligent Systems
Częstochowa University of Technology (PL), Lexmark (United States) (US), Gdańsk University of Technology (PL), Lexicon Pharmaceuticals (United States) (US), University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn (PL)
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Advanced Text Analysis Techniques
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