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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Extractive summarization"”.

  1. Semantic Based Content Search and Content Summarization

    Document summarization has been an intriguing task of Computational linguistics. A number of definitions have been proposed in References, all of which consider document summarization as a problem of text compression. One of the most complete definitions by Sparck-Jones states that "...a summary is …

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  2. Improving Deposition Summarization using Enhanced Generation and Extraction of Entities and Keywords

    … be lengthy, which raises the need for applying summarization methods to the documents. Though many automatic summarization methods are available, not all of them give good results, especially in the legal domain. This creates a need to process the QA pairs and develop methods to help summarize …

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  3. Improving Abstractive Summarization and Information Consistency Assessment

    Summarization is the process of compressing a document into a shorter form that contains all the relevant information. It is useful in many applications, for example, a brief summary of the content of an article or a podcast can help decide whether it should be read or listened to. This …

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  4. Improving Search Results with Automated Summarization and Sentence Clustering

    … the feasibility of using automated document summarization and clustering to do just that. The results indicate that such methods can make search engines more precise, more efficient, and faster, but not without costs.

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