This is the seventh and last installment of the article explaining the e-Discovery Team’s latest enhancements to electronic document review using Predictive Coding. Here are Parts One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Six. This series explains the nine insights behind the latest upgrade to version 4.0. Read More …
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Predictive Coding 4.0 – Nine Key Points of Legal Document Review and an Updated Statement of Our Workflow – Part Three
This is the third installment of my lengthy article explaining the e-Discovery Team’s latest enhancements to electronic document review using Predictive Coding. Here are Parts One and Two. This series explains the nine insights (6+3) behind the latest upgrade to Read More …
Predictive Coding 4.0 – Nine Key Points of Legal Document Review and an Updated Statement of Our Workflow – Part Two
In Part One we announced the latest enhancements to our document review method, the upgrade to Predictive Coding 4.0. We explained the background that led to this upgrade – the TREC research and hundreds of projects we have done since Read More …
What Information Theory Tell Us About e-Discovery and the Projected ‘Information → Knowledge → Wisdom’ Transition
This is an article on Information Theory, the Law, e-Discovery, Search and the evolution of our computer technology culture from Information → Knowledge → Wisdom. The article as usual assumes familiarity with writings on AI and the Law, especially active machine Read More …
What Chaos Theory Tell Us About e-Discovery and the Projected ‘Information → Knowledge → Wisdom’ Transition
This article assumes a general, non-technical familiarity with the scientific theory of Chaos. See James Gleick’s book, Chaos: making a new science (1987). This field of study is not usually discussed in the context of “The Law,” although there is a small body of Read More …