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Named Entity Recognition Approaches Applied to Legal Document Segmentation
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Document Segmentation is a method of dividing a document into smaller parts, known as segments, which share similarities that allow machines to distinguish between them. It might be useful to classify these segments, making it a problem with two steps: (I) the extraction of the segments; and (II) th
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