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Datasets, Models and NLP Techniques for Legal Contracts -- A Survey
The development of computational models for legal reasoning has been a prominent research area for decades.Recently, however, there has been significant progress in enhancing the comprehensibility of legal contracts through advanced Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques, particularly transfor
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