Research Explorer

Your browser does not support JavaScript or JavaScript is not enabled. Without JavaScript some functions of this webapplication may be disabled or cause error messages. To enable JavaScript, please consult the manual of your browser or contact your system administrator.

Project

Evaluation of distressed enterprises using explainable machine learning: construction of an artificial intelligence algorithm to assist judges in the Belgian Enterprise Courts

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Juridisch probleem? Vraag het (niet?) aan ChatGPT

A2 Journal Article in TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR PRIVAATRECHT

From numbers to words : multi-modal bankruptcy prediction using the ECL dataset

Henri ArnoKlaas MulierJoke BaeckThomas Demeester

A collaboration between judge and machine to reduce legal uncertainty in disputes concerning ex aequo et bono compensations

Wim De MulderPeggy ValckeJoke Baeck

A1 Journal Article in ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LAW

Next-year bankruptcy prediction from textual data : benchmark and baselines

Henri ArnoKlaas MulierJoke BaeckThomas Demeester

Introduction of artificial intelligence in Belgian court : failures, challenges and opportunities

Henri ArnoWim De Mulder

The use of partial order relations and measure theory in developing objective measures of explainability

Are judges more transparent than black boxes? A scheme to improve judicial decision-making by establishing a relationship with mathematical function maximization

Wim De MulderPeggy ValckeGeneviève VandersticheleJoke Baeck

A2 Journal Article in LAW AND CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS