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NLP researcher here. From a simple test, this tool is at the hobby level. The text is not interpreted semantically, because the so-called summarization is noth
by random_2azkXJ 12y ago
NLP researcher here.
From a simple test, this tool is at the hobby level. The text is not interpreted semantically, because the so-called summarization is nothing but blocks of text from the original text, copied ad-literam. It lacks any kind of rewording. My guess is that for content retrieval it employs the the most rudimentary model one can think of [1], does a plain token indexation, then chooses the blocks with the highest density of non-ordinary words.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Boolean_model http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Boolean_model
- alexwestin 12y agoThis is no hobby level system. I've done side-by-side comparisons and they've got something else going on here that beats other systems hands down. You've also seemed to miss the fact that these guys are enabling the context to be controlled using any word.