NLP Application
HUANG Sijia, PENG Yanbing
Journal of Chinese Information Processing.
2024, 38(1):
146-155.
To address such issues as the poor interpretability of current legal intelligence system, the unsatisfactory prediction of less-frequent and confusing legal causes and the insufficient research on civil disputes, an interpretable hierarchical legal causes prediction model (IHLCP) is proposed, taking the hierarchical dependence between legal causes as the source of interpretability. In IHLCP, the fact description is encoded by capturing the semantic differences of cases, and an improved attention-based seq2seq model is used to predict the cause path. Further, the inner text information of the cause is used to filter out the noise information in the fact description. Experiments show that the IHLCP model designed in this paper has achieved the state-of-art performance on three large-scale data sets: CIVIL (ACC-91.0%, Pre-67.5%, Recall-57.9%, F1-62.3%), FSC (ACC-94.9%, PRE-78.8%, RECALL-75.9%, F1-77.3%) and CAIL (ACC-92.3%, Pre-90.9%, Recall-89.7%, F1-90.3%), boosting the ACC and F1 by 6.6% and 13.4%, respectively. The experimental resuces show that this model can help the system to understand the law causes, make up for the start comings of current legal intelligence system in few-shot and confusing Causes of law prediction, make up for the deficiency of low frequency confusing cause prediction and improve the inter pretability of the model.