Stop Removing Stopwords: How an Inherited Preprocessing Default Distorts Legal Text-as-Data
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arXiv:2609.19153v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Empirical legal scholarship increasingly treats judicial text as data, and much of it still runs on sparse, interpretable pipelines -- TF-IDF features and linear classifiers -- because the textual feature is often the object of study, not merely a mea…
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Stop Removing Stopwords: How an Inherited Preprocessing Default Distorts Legal Text-as-Data
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