| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, the housing market in Taiwan has seen soaring prices due to various factors, leading many people to choose renting over buying. However, many renters are unfamiliar with the relevant regulations and details when signing rental agreements. Combined with a lack of thorough review or overlooking complex contract terms, these factors often lead to disputes. This study aims to develop an online housing lease identification system that allows tenants to assess whether their lease contracts have issues. It will also provide information on legal provisions that can be used in case of disputes during the rental process, helping renters reduce misunderstandings about legal regulations and contract terms. In this research, five models were used, and four influencing factors were selected for model training and evaluation. Among them, the distilbert-base-multilingual-cased model performed the best with a macro F1 score of 0.14 and a weighted F1 score of 0.21, without considering any influencing factors. However, the overall performance of all models on this research dataset was generally poor. The results suggest that the identification of relevant legal provisions for lease issues still requires the establishment of a larger and more diverse corpus of text data. |