Extracting Structured Knowledge from Dutch Legal Texts: A Rule-based Approach

Legal texts are difficult to interpret, and its interpretation depends on the knowledge and experience of the legal expert. Formalising interpretations can improve transparency. However, creating formalisations of legal texts is labour-intensive, and automatically creating them is still a challenge. Previous work showed that rule-based systems...

A Hybrid Approach for Creating Knowledge Graphs: Recognizing Emerging Technologies in Dutch Companies

The FATE System Iterated: Fair, Transparent and Explainable Decision Making in a Juridical Case

Update Rapport Natural Language Processing technieken voor het opstellen en verbeteren van mappings

A datahub for semantic interoperability in data-driven integrated greenhouse systems

In this paper, we deal with the challenge of semantic alignment of different data sources in the horticultural sector. In this sector, greenhouses are used to grow vegetables and plants and the main goal for a greenhouse grower is to control the climate such that crop is optimally cultivated against the lowest cost. Combining available data...

Hybrid ai: white paper

Hybrid Artificial Intelligence combines the best of two worlds: the power of recent advances in deep learning with the possibility to explicitly model human knowledge in connected systems. Together, this new generation of AI becomes more controllable, explainable and fair, in line with European norms and values.