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  ## Perplexity Analysis
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  This dataset presents the data used in the paper "SaulLM-7B: Pioneering the first Legal Large Language Model" in "6.3 Perplexity Analysis" section.
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- The dataset contains the perplexity scores of SaulLM-7B, Llama2-7B and Mistral-7B across the recent text corpora.
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  ## Cleaning
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  We proceeded to standardize the data by removing any special characters using unicodedata normalization.
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- We also filtered for text that have proper punctuation and a miiimum length of 20 tokens. Additionally, we ralso filtered the text by using a Naive Bayes classifier that aims to classifiy if a given text is a consice piece of text or not.
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  ## Data
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  The corpora consists of four distinct categories, each serving different purposes:
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- **Party Submissions**: This category includes documents submitted by parties involved in legal proceedings. These submissions were sourced exclusively from Texas briefs filed after October 2023.
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  **Legal Decisions**: Documents in this category are legal judgments or rulings. They were obtained from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), specifically filtering for decisions made after October 2023.
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  ## Perplexity Analysis
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  This dataset presents the data used in the paper "SaulLM-7B: Pioneering the first Legal Large Language Model" in "6.3 Perplexity Analysis" section.
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+ The dataset contains the perplexity scores of SaulLM-7B, Llama2-7B and Mistral-7B across a corpora of recent text.
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  ## Cleaning
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  We proceeded to standardize the data by removing any special characters using unicodedata normalization.
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+ We also filtered for text that have proper punctuation and a minimum length of 20 tokens. Additionally, we also filtered the text by using a Naive Bayes classifier that aims to classifiy if a given text is a consice piece of text or not.
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  ## Data
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  The corpora consists of four distinct categories, each serving different purposes:
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+ **Party Submissions**: This category includes documents submitted by parties involved in legal proceedings. These submissions were sourced exclusively from Texas briefs filed after October 1, 2023.
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  **Legal Decisions**: Documents in this category are legal judgments or rulings. They were obtained from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), specifically filtering for decisions made after October 2023.
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