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Paper Review: Summpip: Unsupervised Multi-Document Summarization With Sentence Graph Compression #51

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Publisher

ACM

Link to The Paper

https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3397271.3401327

Name of The Authors

Zhao JLiu MGao L et al.

Year of Publication

2020

Summary

This approach applies spectral clustering to compress graph for extraction based summarization. For that, they create graphs where nodes are sentences and edges are connections. A sentence node is connected to another one if there are one of the four conditions- 1) Deverbal Noun Reference 2) Entity Continuation 3) Discourse Markers (however, meanwhile, furthermore) 4) sentence similarity (embedding-> word movers distance of sentences ) After graph is created, they apply spectral clustering among the sentences of the documents and separate the clusters. Then in each cluster multi-sentence compression (MSC) applied to find single summary sentence from each cluster. They evaluated their model using ROGUE analysis and found their system works better compared to LexRank, TextRank, MMR, Centroid. For Human analysis they conducted survey based on four criteria's: Fluency(coherence of the sentence), Coverage (all aspects are covered), Redundancy (if some solutions are redundant)

Contributions of The Paper

First unsupervised summarization method which constructs sentence graphs by incorporating both linguistic knowledge and deep neural representations. It assumes that a summary sentence can be created by compressing a within-graph cluster.

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