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Explainable Natural Language Inference in the Legal Domain via Text Generation
Natural language inference (NLI) in the legal domain is the task of predicting entailment between the premise, i.e. law, and the hypothesis, which is a statement regarding a legal issue. Current state-of-the-art approaches to NLI with pre-trained language models do not perform well in the legal doma
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