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2019
DOI: 10.13053/cys-23-3-3270
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Ontology-based Extractive Text Summarization: The Contribution of Instances

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“…The main idea behind TF-IDF [36] is to find words with unique traits, and it can be used to make microtext lines easier to read. MMR considers the similarity between the extracted text and the entire document and between the extracted sentences and the summaries [37,38]. After calculating the similarity of each sentence to the entire text and between two sentences, the algorithm formula is iterated to rank the sentence scores of the microblog texts.…”
Section: Key Sentence Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main idea behind TF-IDF [36] is to find words with unique traits, and it can be used to make microtext lines easier to read. MMR considers the similarity between the extracted text and the entire document and between the extracted sentences and the summaries [37,38]. After calculating the similarity of each sentence to the entire text and between two sentences, the algorithm formula is iterated to rank the sentence scores of the microblog texts.…”
Section: Key Sentence Extractionmentioning
confidence: 99%