论文信息 - A new tangible user interface for machine learning document review

A new tangible user interface for machine learning document review

This paper describes a tool for assisting lawyers and paralegal teams during document review in eDiscovery. The tool combines a machine learning technology (CategoriX) and advanced multi-touch interface capable of not only addressing the usual cost, time and accuracy issues in document review, but also of facilitating the work of the review teams by capitalizing on the intelligence of the reviewers and enabling collaborative work.

Jacki O'Neill | Jean-Michel Renders | Caroline Privault | Victor Ciriza

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