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| − | '''Summarizing Definition from Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2009, written by Shiren Ye, Tat-Seng Chua and Jie Lu. | + | '''Summarizing Definition from Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2009, written by [[Shiren Ye]], [[Tat-Seng Chua]] and [[Jie Lu]]. |
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| − | Wikipedia provides a wealth of knowledge, where the first sentence, infobox (and relevant sentences), and even the entire document of a wiki article could be considered as diverse versions of summaries (definitions) of the target topic. Authors explore how to generate a series of summaries with various lengths based on them. To obtain more reliable associations between sentences, authors introduce wiki concepts according to the internal links in Wikipedia. In addition, authors develop an extended document concept lattice model to combine wiki concepts and non-textual features such as the outline and infobox. The model can concatenate representative sentences from non-overlapping salient local topics for summary generation. Authors test model based on annotated wiki articles which topics come from TREC-QA 2004--2006 evaluations. The results show that the model is effective in summarization and definition QA. | + | Wikipedia provides a wealth of knowledge, where the first sentence, infobox (and relevant sentences), and even the entire document of a wiki article could be considered as diverse versions of summaries (definitions) of the target topic. Authors explore how to generate a series of summaries with various lengths based on them. To obtain more reliable associations between sentences, authors introduce wiki concepts according to the internal links in [[Wikipedia]]. In addition, authors develop an extended document concept lattice model to combine wiki concepts and non-textual [[features]] such as the outline and infobox. The model can concatenate representative sentences from non-overlapping salient local topics for summary generation. Authors test model based on annotated wiki articles which topics come from TREC-QA 2004--2006 evaluations. The results show that the model is effective in summarization and definition QA. |
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Summarizing Definition from Wikipedia - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2009, written by Shiren Ye, Tat-Seng Chua and Jie Lu.
Overview
Wikipedia provides a wealth of knowledge, where the first sentence, infobox (and relevant sentences), and even the entire document of a wiki article could be considered as diverse versions of summaries (definitions) of the target topic. Authors explore how to generate a series of summaries with various lengths based on them. To obtain more reliable associations between sentences, authors introduce wiki concepts according to the internal links in Wikipedia. In addition, authors develop an extended document concept lattice model to combine wiki concepts and non-textual features such as the outline and infobox. The model can concatenate representative sentences from non-overlapping salient local topics for summary generation. Authors test model based on annotated wiki articles which topics come from TREC-QA 2004--2006 evaluations. The results show that the model is effective in summarization and definition QA.
