NLP Introduction to NLP Summarization Techniques

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NLP Introduction to NLP Summarization Techniques 33 Conroy and OLeary (2001) Using Hidden Markov Models Takes into account the local dependencies between sentences Features Position, number of terms, similarity to document terms

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NLP<br>
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Introduction to NLP Summarization Techniques 3/3<br>
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Conroy and O’Leary (2001) Using Hidden Markov Models
Takes into account the local dependencies between sentences
Features
Position, number of terms, similarity to document terms
Properties
HMM alternates between summary and non-summary states
Tuned to extract lead sentences and additional supporting sentences<br>