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  Work developed as part of [IRIS] (https://www.inesc-id.pt/projects/PR07005/)
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- ## Extreme Multi-Label Classification of descriptors
 
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- The goal of this dataset is to train an Extreme Multi-Label classifier that given a judgment of the Supreme Court of Justice of Portugal (STJ) can associate descriptors of STJ.
 
 
 
 
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- **The Dataset contains:**
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- - id of the judgment
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- - section of the STJ where it belongs
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- - the judgment text
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- - a list of 0's and 1's, where 1's correspond to active descriptors
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- The dataset is divided into sections of the STJ and inside each section is divided in train and test
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- There is a python file "label.py" that contains a list for each section containing the descriptors names in the same order of the 0's and 1's list in the dataset
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  ## Contributions
 
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  Work developed as part of [IRIS] (https://www.inesc-id.pt/projects/PR07005/)
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+ ## Extreme Multi-Label Classification of Descriptors
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+ The goal of this dataset is to train an Extreme Multi-Label classifier that, given a judgment from the Supreme Court of Justice of Portugal (STJ), can associate relevant descriptors to the judgment.
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+ **Dataset Contents:**
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+ - Judgment ID: Unique identifier for each judgment.
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+ - STJ Section: The section of the STJ to which the judgment belongs.
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+ - Judgment Text: Full text of the judgment.
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+ - Descriptors List: A list of binary values (0's and 1's) where 1's indicate the presence of active descriptors.
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+ The dataset is organized by the sections of the STJ, and each section is further divided into training and testing subsets.
 
 
 
 
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+ **Additional Files:**
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+ - label.py: A Python file containing lists of descriptor names for each section. The order of these lists corresponds to the order of 0's and 1's in the dataset.
 
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  ## Contributions