Interactive Abstractive Summarization for Event News Tweets.
Ori Shapira,Hadar Ronen,Meni Adler,Yael Amsterdamer,Judit Bar-Ilan,Ido Dagan +5 more
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A novel interactive summarization system that is based on abstractive summarization, derived from a recent consolidated knowledge representation for multiple texts, providing a bullet-style summary while allowing to attain the most important information first and interactively drill down to more specific details.Abstract:
We present a novel interactive summarization system that is based on abstractive summarization, derived from a recent consolidated knowledge representation for multiple texts. We incorporate a couple of interaction mechanisms, providing a bullet-style summary while allowing to attain the most important information first and interactively drill down to more specific details. A usability study of our implementation, for event news tweets, suggests the utility of our approach for text exploration.read more
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