Existing large language models(LLMs) in the legal domain typically only handle text within a limited context window size, making it challenging to fully meet the requirements of long legal texts. In this paper, we propose to achieve long-text information extraction for Chinese judgement documents by training on short-text models with low fine-tuning costs. Through training on short-text data and improving the rotational positional encoding method, we achieve a model capable of directly inferring on long texts with relatively low fine-tuning costs. Overall experimental results demonstrate that the our model for long judgement documents information extraction outperforms all compared LLMs.

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Empowering LLMs for Long-Text Information Extraction in Chinese Legal Documents

  • Chenchen Shen,
  • Chengwei Ji,
  • Shengbin Yue,
  • Xiaoyu Shen,
  • Yun Song,
  • Xuanjing Huang,
  • Zhongyu Wei

摘要

Existing large language models(LLMs) in the legal domain typically only handle text within a limited context window size, making it challenging to fully meet the requirements of long legal texts. In this paper, we propose to achieve long-text information extraction for Chinese judgement documents by training on short-text models with low fine-tuning costs. Through training on short-text data and improving the rotational positional encoding method, we achieve a model capable of directly inferring on long texts with relatively low fine-tuning costs. Overall experimental results demonstrate that the our model for long judgement documents information extraction outperforms all compared LLMs.