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Enhancement of Sentence-Generation Based Summarization Method By Modelling Inter-Sentential Consequent-Relationships

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Abstract

In the text summarization field, based on how to create the summary, there are two main theoretic approaches (E. Lloret [22], K. Jezek and J. Steinberger [13]): the trend based on "extraction" in which the most important sentences in the source text will be chosen; the trend based on "abstraction" in which a new reduced grammatical and meaningful text will be created based on understanding the original text. In this paper, we focus on "abstraction" approach to summarize Vietnamese texts having only two sentences. We also restrict this research to consider verbs representing "actions" and "states", which appear in both two sentences of source text. Our method is based on modeling and processing Consequent-Relations between the verbs in the first sentence and the second sentence. The aim of this research is to generate new Vietnamese meaning-summarizing sentences which satisfy two requirements: (i) summarize the true meaning of the source pair of sentences; (ii) have natural expression for summarization. We also experiment and assess our approach by proposing a new quantitative evaluation method that suitable for the research approach.

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  4. Sentence Generation

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