2020
DOI: 10.1007/s13369-020-04827-6
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Improving Text Summarization using Ensembled Approach based on Fuzzy with LSTM

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“…The application of fuzzy logic in text summarization technology mostly uses fuzzy logic to improve the method of extracting features and the relevant dimensions and attributes of features, Padmapriya & Duraiswamy use deep learning combined with fuzzy logic to improve the efficiency of text summarization [78], Malallah & Ali proposed a new English multi-text summary model, which will eventually extract language and related statistical features from documents for training fuzzy logic systems, and then use the Apriori algorithm to extract important features for association rules and use them for subsequent text summaries [79], Du & Huo proposed an automatic summarization model for news texts using fuzzy association rules to operate on multi-text features and using genetic algorithm (GA) to adjust the weighted weight [80], Tomer & Kumar proposed a novel hybrid summarization method that uses fuzzy logic rules to extract sentence features in documents and uses bidirectional longterm short-term memory (BiLSTM) in deep learning for summarization [81], Patel et al proposed a multi-document summarization model based on multi-information features, the features are extracted based on statistical methods and fuzzy logic is used to deal with the inaccuracy and uncertainty of feature weights, and then removing redundancy in abstract output uses cosine similarity to measure the similarity in abstract words [82].…”
Section: Text Summarizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The application of fuzzy logic in text summarization technology mostly uses fuzzy logic to improve the method of extracting features and the relevant dimensions and attributes of features, Padmapriya & Duraiswamy use deep learning combined with fuzzy logic to improve the efficiency of text summarization [78], Malallah & Ali proposed a new English multi-text summary model, which will eventually extract language and related statistical features from documents for training fuzzy logic systems, and then use the Apriori algorithm to extract important features for association rules and use them for subsequent text summaries [79], Du & Huo proposed an automatic summarization model for news texts using fuzzy association rules to operate on multi-text features and using genetic algorithm (GA) to adjust the weighted weight [80], Tomer & Kumar proposed a novel hybrid summarization method that uses fuzzy logic rules to extract sentence features in documents and uses bidirectional longterm short-term memory (BiLSTM) in deep learning for summarization [81], Patel et al proposed a multi-document summarization model based on multi-information features, the features are extracted based on statistical methods and fuzzy logic is used to deal with the inaccuracy and uncertainty of feature weights, and then removing redundancy in abstract output uses cosine similarity to measure the similarity in abstract words [82].…”
Section: Text Summarizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The human evaluation shows that the model also meets the user's expectations.. Fuzzy logic rules have been used by Tomer et al [26] in order to generate summaries of some given text. The researcher adds the fuzzy logic rules to the bidirectional LSTM to create the model FLSTM.…”
Section: Sequence-to-sequence Model Basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The LSTM shows promise in producing a concise abstractive summary. [5], [289], [290] used the LSTM-based method to summarize risk. 3) Gated Recurrent Unit (GRU): GRU is a simplified LSTM with two gates: a reset gate and an update gate with no explicit memory.…”
Section: ) Deep Learning Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%