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Sentence position revisited
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2009
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Syntactic ParsingEngineeringDependency LinguisticsEntity SummarizationVideo SummarizationShort SummariesSyntactic StructureText MiningAutomatic SummarizationNatural Language ProcessingSyntaxInformation RetrievalText SummarizationLonger SummariesComputational LinguisticsGrammarLanguage StudiesContent AnalysisMachine TranslationSentence PositionMulti-modal SummarizationSummarization EvaluationLinguistics
In this paper, we describe a sentence position based summarizer that is built based on a sentence position policy, created from the evaluation testbed of recent summarization tasks at Document Understanding Conferences (DUC). We show that the summarizer thus built is able to outperform most systems participating in task focused summarization evaluations at Text Analysis Conferences (TAC) 2008. Our experiments also show that such a method would perform better at producing short summaries (upto 100 words) than longer summaries. Further, we discuss the baselines traditionally used for summarization evaluation and suggest the revival of an old baseline to suit the current summarization task at TAC: the Update Summarization task.
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