Automatically Identifying Eviction Cases and Outcomes Within Case Law of Dutch Courts of First Instance
About the monthly EVICT talks
On the third Thursday of every other month, we will have a speaker on a topic related to evictions, the right to housing, housing law, the (complex) relation between international law and national law, and/or data science. Each month, we will have a different international speaker (ranging from scholars to practitioners) who will offer fascinating insights into their area of expertise. Check out our events page for all upcoming and past events, which will have links to recordings of the talks.
The talks will be held online unless indicated otherwise. Each of these talks will begin at 4:00 pm and end at 5:00 pm (Central European Time, UTC+01:00).
About the speaker
Masha Medvedeva is a computational linguist from Russia. She is pursuing her PhD at the Centre for Language and Cognition Groningen and Department of Legal Methods. Her project focuses on automatic prediction of court decisions. As part of her work, she is developing a machine learning system for classification and analysis of Dutch case law, as well as specifically eviction cases.
Join this talk
The talk will take place online. Join us on Bluejeans. Signing up is not necessary. A recording of this talk is available here.
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