Semantic parsing and markup of Swedish laws : Using RDF to format legal documents in accordance with applicable standards tocontribute to a more semantic web

University essay from KTH/Skolan för datavetenskap och kommunikation (CSC)

Author: Mikael Falgard; [2013]

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Abstract: Abstract This project has been carried out as a thesis project at the School of Computing at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm (KTH) on behalf of Notisum AB. The project aims to investigate whether Notisum’s current process to parse and format downloaded legal documents can be improved by a more modern process. Part of the process is to mark up the data in the legal documents according to Rättsinformationsprojektets proposed standard. This will contribute to a more semantic web where all data is meaningful to both humans and computers. The Resource Description Framework (RDF), is a framework that is used to describe or model information from web sources, have been used to produce a prototype to parse and format documents (mainly laws) from the Swedish Code of Statutes (SFS) in the programming language Python. This work also included research into the phenomenon of "The Semantic Web", what it prejudge and how to proceed in order to meet its requirements.

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