Closed evamaxfield closed 3 years ago
The other option, which is much farther out, is to develop a text summarization model that will run across a transcript to give the highlights or summarization of an entire meeting.
On further thought however, as much as this would optimize the transcript search, it is more than duplicating the cost of the transcript and storing it in the database. Unsure how beneficial that would be. In which case we may need to filter out the terms that get this contextual information added by limited by indexed value.
Is the general idea to offer more context for an n-gram or keyword ... So instead of sugar tax
alone as a search result you see something like 're-appropriating revenue from the sugar tax
is not just against the spirit of the tax, but violates the written legislation...' ?
Is the general idea to offer more context for an n-gram or keyword ... So instead of
sugar tax
alone as a search result you see something like 're-appropriating revenue from thesugar tax
is not just against the spirit of the tax, but violates the written legislation...' ?
Sorta kinda. Until we have some way of generating summarization snippets, (potentially a capstone project), we could store the n
(likely 10) words surrounding each index term. So that when a term is queried for, we can at least provide a bit of context on why that event is being returned.
Right, thats what I was thinking.
To provide more context of how the term was used in an event, or bill text, on delivery of results from a plain text search, store context surrounding text near indexed term in an additional table. The benefit to this approach would be that this could be used to optimize the transcript search on the event page.
Currently
indexed_event_term
table looks as follows:Proposed
indexed_event_term_context
(and similarly,indexed_minutes_item_term_context
) table would look as follows:This would mean that when we return results from a search against an indexed table, we could return results that look like the following:
search terms:
green new deal