Data Science with Judgement Data – My PDPC Decisions Journey
An interesting experiment to apply what I learnt in Data Science to the area of law.
This is what "no-code" should look like — Notion
What do we really want from a "no-code" product? Notion shows we want well designed software which can deliver a big impact in small ways.
Let the Robots do the talking — Exploring TTS
Speaking has always been a big part of being a lawyer. You use your voice to make submissions in the
Toying around with Hugging Face transformers and PDPC decisions
The default hugging face transformers are given a run on three samples of PDPC decisions on NER, summarisation and QA.
Mining PDFs to obtain better text from Decisions
After several attempts at wrangling with PDFs, I managed to extract more text information from complicated documents using PDFMiner.
Get your daily dose of Sudoku with a little bit of Python
I’m always trying my best to be a good husband. Unfortunately, compared to knitting, cooking and painting, computer programming
Take your notebooks to Jupyter with Docker!
I have always liked Jupyter Notebooks. They were my first contact with python and made the language fun and easy.
Get rid of the muff: pre-processing PDPC Decisions
This post is part of a series on my Data Science journey with PDPC Decisions. Check it out for more
Automate Boring Stuff: Get Python and your Web Browser to download your judgements
This post is part of a series on my Data Science journey with PDPC Decisions. Check it out for more