Papers by Zijie Zeng

4 papers
To Judge or Not to Judge: Can Large Language Models Leverage the Dispute Focus in Legal Judgment? (2026.acl-long)

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Challenge: Existing research on large language models for legal judgment prediction fails to address the complexity of civil judicial cases.
Approach: They propose a framework that leverages the dispute focus to guide LLMs through a structured, judge-like cognitive workflow.
Outcome: The proposed framework can guide LLMs through a structured, judge-like cognitive workflow.
Do Deep Neural Nets Display Human-like Attention in Short Answer Scoring? (2022.naacl-main)

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Challenge: DL-based graders often lack the ability to explain and justify how a prediction is made, which decreases their trustworthiness and hinders educators from embracing them in practice.
Approach: They conducted a user study to determine whether DL-based graders align with human grader . they also ran a randomized controlled experiment to explore the impact of highlighting important words detected by DL grader.
Outcome: The proposed method enables human graders to identify important words when marking short answer questions.
SEMIROUTER: Sparse-Data Enhanced Routing for Adaptive Multi-LLM System (2026.eacl-long)

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Challenge: Existing routing methods suffer from poor scalability and dependence on datasets for training . energy footprint is also considered in the decision to implement our new LLM routing framework .
Approach: They propose a new LLM routing framework that dynamically allocates queries to the most appropriate LLM.
Outcome: The proposed method improves data efficiency, adaptability, and routing accuracy compared to existing methods.
CMNEE:A Large-Scale Document-Level Event Extraction Dataset Based on Open-Source Chinese Military News (2024.lrec-main)

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Challenge: Current research focuses on the general news or financial domains, with relatively few studies for military domain.
Approach: They propose to annotate Chinese military news events from documents using a schema for the military domain.
Outcome: The proposed dataset is large-scale, document-level open-source for the military domain . it contains 17,000 documents and 29,223 events, which are all manually annotated .

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