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Consortium for International Earth Science Information |
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Writing Abstracts: Guidelines for Metadata Development |
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Consortium for International Earth Science Information Network, 1997, rev. Febr. 1998 |
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This paper provides an overview of the purpose and uses of an abstract; and the guidelines and processes which are helpful in creating abstracts.
An abstract is an abbreviated representation or surrogate of a data or information resource. It contains a concise and significant summary of the resource, and is generally intended to serve as a stand-alone description. Coupled with pertinent biblio graphic information such as title, it provides users with supportive information for evaluation of a data or information resource. An abstract with its accompanying citation is a metadata record-- a work of scholarship in its own right which can be index ed, organized, accessed and used as an information resource for research purposes. (AU) |
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abstracting techniques; metadata |
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GOLDSTEIN, Jade |
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Summarizing text documents: sentence selection and evaluation metrics |
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Annual ACM Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval Proceedings of the 22nd annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 1999. |
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On line (10/05/2005) |
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Human-quality text summarization systems are difficult to design, and even more difficult to evaluate, in part because documents can differ along several dimensions, such as length, writing style and lexical usage. Nevertheless, certain cues can often help suggest the selection of sentences for inclusion in a summary. This paper presents our analysis of news-article summaries generated by sentence selection. Sentences are ranked for potential inclusion in the summary using a weighted combination of statistical and linguistic features. The statistical features were adapted from standard IR methods. The potential linguistic ones were derived from an analysis of news-wire summaries. To evaluate these features we use a normalized version of precision-recall curves, with a baseline of random sentence selection, as well as analyze the properties of such a baseline. We illustrate our discussions with empirical results showing the importance of corpus-dependent baseline summarization standards, compression ratios and carefully crafted long queries. (AU) |
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text summarization; abstracting techniques |
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ILO/OIT |
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Técnicas de indización de la OIT. Módulo de entrenamiento |
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Organización Internacional del Trabajo, 2000. |
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On line ( 15/06/2004) |
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It offers indexation techniques utilisated by Labordoc data base |
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indexation techniques |
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MITTAL, Vibhu; KANTROWITZ, Mark; GOLDSTEIN, Jade; CARBONELL, Jaime |
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Selecting text spans for document summaries: heuristics and metrics |
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Proceedings of the sixteenth national conference on artificial intelligence and eleventh innovation applications of AI conference on Artificial intelligence and innovative applications of artificial intelligence, July 18-22, 1999, pp.467-473, Orlando, Florida, United States |
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Human-quality text summarization systems are difficult to design, and even more difficult to evaluate, in part because documents can differ along several dimensions, such as length, writing style and lexical usage. Nevertheless, certain cues can often help suggest the selection of sentences for inclusion in a summary. This paper presents an analysis of news-article summaries generated by sentence extraction. Sentences are ranked for potential inclusion in the summary using a weighted |
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text summarization; abstracting techniques |
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