Iris Hendrickx
ABSTRACT
We present an automatic multi-document summarization system for Dutch based on the MEAD system. We focus on redundancy detection, an essential ingredient of multi-document summarization. We introduce a semantic overlap detection tool, which goes beyond simple string matching. Our results so far do not confirm our expectation that this tool would outperform the other tested methods.
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Index Terms
- Reducing redundancy in multi-document summarization using lexical semantic similarity
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