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A System to Adapt Techniques of Text Summarizing to Polish.Ciura et al., 2004
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- Ciura M
- Grund D
- Kulików S
- Suszczanska N
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- International Conference on Computational Intelligence
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A System to Adapt Techniques of Text Summarizing to Polish Page 1 Abstract—This paper
describes a system, in which various methods of text summarizing can be adapted to Polish. A
structure of the system is presented. A modular construction of the system and access to the …
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