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An LLM-Driven Ensemble Framework for Constructing Legal Knowledge Graphs from Legislative Corpora

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Xinchun Zhang, Neda Sakhaee, Iman Ardekani

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https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-8441781/v1OpenAlex: W7151594372
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Problems Identified (4)

Unstructured legal text structuring: The paper addresses the challenge of converting unstructured legal text into a structured representation.

Legal graph analysis: The paper addresses the need to analyze legal information represented as a graph.

Unstructured legal text structuring: The paper addresses the challenge of converting unstructured legal text into a structured representation.

Legal graph analysis: The paper addresses the need to analyze legal information represented as a graph.

Proposed Solutions (5)

LLM ensemble legal KG construction: The paper proposes an LLM-driven ensemble framework for constructing legal knowledge graphs from legislative corpora.

Formal graph theory analysis: The framework analyzes a legislative knowledge graph using formal graph theory methods.

Legislative KG framework: The paper presents a scalable framework for building a knowledge graph from New Zealand legislative acts.

LLM ensemble legal KG construction: The paper proposes an LLM-driven ensemble framework for constructing legal knowledge graphs from legislative corpora.

Formal graph theory analysis: The framework analyzes a legislative knowledge graph using formal graph theory methods.

Research Domain

Artificial Intelligence in Law; legal knowledge graph construction

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