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When you say machine learning...do you mean NLP text summarization?
by needcaffeine 9y ago
When you say machine learning...do you mean NLP text summarization?
- needcaffeine 9y agoIt's a cool project, I just wish its capabilities weren't being misrepresented like this. It's currently just sumy, tokenization, and summarization. Like got2surf said, you'll benefit greatly from lemmatization.
- Radim 9y agoFor people wondering what Sumy is: Our students compared and benchmarked Sumy against a bunch of other popular summarization techniques, https://rare-technologies.com/text-summarization-in-python-extractive-vs-abstractive-techniques-revisited/ https://rare-technologies.com/text-summarization-in-python-e...
- tonmoy 9y agoI don’t know if the title was changed after your comment, but I don’t see the term “Machine Learning”, and “AI” is not an inaccurate term in this context
- needcaffeine 9y agoThe title used to be "Using machine learning to...".
- andrewnc 9y agoYes, you guys are right. Currently it uses NLP text summarization. Next steps would be to incorporate some from of NaiveBayes to pick out "odd" sentences that are the norm in most documents.