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ARTICLE · 11 FEBRUARY 2019

Putting Continuous Active Learning (CAL) to the test

A key advantage of CAL is the real-time intelligence our experts can derive from each coding decision made by a reviewer.

AustraliaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

No setting up training sets, no manually batching documents, real-time intelligence based on reviewer coding, sounds too good to be true right? We thought so too until we put Relativity’s latest iteration of Technology Assisted Review (TAR) – Continuous Active Learning (CAL) to the test.

What is CAL?

As the name suggests CAL is an application embedded in Relativity designed to actively learn what documents are considered relevant in large unstructured data sets, based on reviewers’ input. The key advantage of CAL is the real-time intelligence our experts can derive from each coding decision made by a reviewer. From this intelligence our experts can identify if reviewers are in sync in terms of correctly identifying documents as Relevant or Not Relevant or if certain reviewers are coding documents inconsistently. Real time performance monitoring of the review allows the experts to effectively address any issues with the review which in turn causes a drastic

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