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LegNER: a domain-adapted transformer for legal named entity recognition and text anonymization
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The increasing demand for scalable and privacy-preserving processing of legal documents has intensified the need for accurate Named Entity Recognition (NER) systems tailored to the legal domain. In this work, we introduce LegNER , a domain-adapted transformer model designed for both legal NER and te
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