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Iteratively Questioning and Answering for Interpretable Legal Judgment Prediction

AAAI 2020 · Large language models › Retrieval and knowledge · approach: Domain-specific QA datasets · 108 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
predict via iterative yes/no element questions (QAjudge) instead of direct text classificationLJP · CJO applicable crimesMacro-F1: 96.9 -> 94.1Hurt
increase number of questions K from 3 to 9 (ablation)QAjudge · CJO applicable crimesMacro-F1: 87.8 -> 94.1Helped
increase number of elements M from 6 to 29 (ablation)QAjudge · CJO applicable crimesMacro-F1: 10.5 -> 95.4Helped
learned Question Net instead of random question selection (ablation)QAjudge · CJOMacro-F1Helped
LightGBM instead of MLP as Predict Net (ablation)Predict Net · CJO applicable crimesMacro-F1: 95.2 -> 95.4Helped
QA-mode Answer Net instead of multi-label classification (ablation)Answer Net · CJO elementsMacro-F1: 96.5 -> 96.2No clear effect

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