ZipLJP: Zipped Information Processor for Legal Judgment Prediction
Fanghao Lou, Qiqi Wang, Guanyu Chen, Kaiqi Zhao, Huijia Li
Abstract
Large Language Models (LLMs) are widely used in legal judgment prediction tasks, which aim to enhance judicial efficiency. However, the length of legal fact descriptions poses a significant challenge to the application of LLMs. Long inputs not only introduce noise, affecting output quality, but also increase processing time. While existing text compression methods, such as generating summaries or training models to implicitly reduce text dimensionality, can shorten input length, they often face the slow generation speeds and limited interpretability issues. To address these issues and inspired by information bottleneck-based text compression, we propose the Zipped Information Processor for Legal Judgment Prediction method, ZipLJP. By effectively integrating legal knowledge into the compression process, ZipLJP not only reduces input length but also improves processing efficiency and prediction quality. Experiments show that our approach achieves better performance compared to the previous methods on two widely used open-source and real-world datasets.
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