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Towards Measures of Complexity - Applying Structural and Linguistic Metrics to German Laws

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complexity,german laws,inproceedings,legal informatics,metrics,publication,rechtsinformatik .; Matthes, F.: Towards Measures of Complexity: Applying Structural and Linguistic Metrics to German Laws Publication Abstract The increasing complexity of legal systems has many origins, which are worth a deeper analysis. This paper is an attempt to unveil the complexity in legal texts driven by complexity and determined highly significant correlations (p <= 0.01). The papers' contribution is a

Paper on Complexity of Legal Text published

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Matthes) discusses the complexity of legal texts regarding to linguistic metrics. Thereby, they present the Hide complexity,german,laws,legal informatics,linguistic,metrics,rechtsinformatik Text Page /Sebis Research News/_ Knowledge and Information Systems. In the paper entitled "Towards Measures of Complexity: Applying Structural and Linguistic Metrics to German Laws", the author team (Bernhard Waltl and Florian result of the analysis of about 3553 German law texts by applying structural and lexical metrics to

Presentation of Christopher Schulz at 2nd EAM ThinkTank

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Comparison of Law Texts - An Analysis of German and Austrian Legislation regarding Linguistic and Structural Metrics

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papers’ result is the extension of an existing complexity indicating set of metrics, including a article, we extend prior results of structural and linguistic metrics, to deepen the understanding of legal texts’ complexity. Since complexity can be observed on various levels of legal systems and law texts, we restricted ourselves to the complexity of language, including structural and lexical . Finally, we use the metrics to compare the Austrian and German version of the act governing the liability