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Review on text summarization evaluation methods

Saziyabegum et al., 2017

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15727351401826399839
Author
Saziyabegum S
Sajja P
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Indian J. Comput. Sci. Eng

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There is ample amount of information available on internet. Important information can be gained by creating summary from available information. Manual creation of summary is difficult task. Hence research community is developing new approaches for automatic text …
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