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  1 - A Survey on Multi-document Summarization and Domain-Oriented Approaches
  Mahsa Afsharizadeh Hossein Ebrahimpour-Komleh Ayoub Bagheri Grzegorz  Chrupała
  10.52547/jist.16245.10.37.68
  Before the advent of the World Wide Web, lack of information was a problem. But with the advent of the web today, we are faced with an explosive amount of information in every area of search. This extra information is troublesome and prevents a quick and correct decisio More

  Before the advent of the World Wide Web, lack of information was a problem. But with the advent of the web today, we are faced with an explosive amount of information in every area of search. This extra information is troublesome and prevents a quick and correct decision. This is the problem of information overload. Multi-document summarization is an important solution for this problem by producing a brief summary containing the most important information from a set of documents in a short time. This summary should preserve the main concepts of the documents. When the input documents are related to a specific domain, for example, medicine or law, summarization faces more challenges. Domain-oriented summarization methods use special characteristics related to that domain to generate summaries. This paper introduces the purpose of multi-document summarization systems and discusses domain-oriented approaches. Various methods have been proposed by researchers for multi-document summarization. This survey reviews the categorizations that authors have made on multi-document summarization methods. We also categorize the multi-document summarization methods into six categories: machine learning, clustering, graph, Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA), optimization, and deep learning. We review the different methods presented in each of these groups. We also compare the advantages and disadvantages of these groups. We have discussed the standard datasets used in this field, evaluation measures, challenges and recommendations. Manuscript profile
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  2 - A Novel Model based on Encoder-Decoder Architecture and Attention Mechanism for Automatic Abstractive Text Summarization
  hasan aliakbarpor mohammadtaghi manzouri amirmasoud rahmani
  By the extension of the Web and the availability of a large amount of textual information, the development of automatic text summarization models as an important aspect of natural language processing has attracted many researchers. However, with the growth of deep learn More

  By the extension of the Web and the availability of a large amount of textual information, the development of automatic text summarization models as an important aspect of natural language processing has attracted many researchers. However, with the growth of deep learning methods in the field of text processing, text summarization has also entered a new phase of development and abstractive text summarization has experienced significant progress in recent years. Even though, it can be claimed that all the potential of deep learning has not been used for this aim and the need for progress in this field, as well as considering the human cognition in creating the summarization model, is still felt. In this regard, an encoder-decoder architecture equipped with auxiliary attention is proposed in this paper which not only used the combination of linguistic features and embedding vectors as the input of the learning model but also despite previous studies that commonly employed the attention mechanism in the decoder, it utilized auxiliary attention mechanism in the encoder to imitate human brain and cognition in summary generation. By the employment of the proposed attention mechanism, only the most important parts of the text rather than the whole input text are encoded and then sent to the decoder to generate the summary. The proposed model also used a switch with a threshold in the decoder to overcome the rare words problem. The proposed model was examined on CNN / Daily Mail and DUC-2004 datasets. Based on the empirical results and according to the ROUGE evaluation metric, the proposed model obtained a higher accuracy compared to other existing methods for generating abstractive summaries on both datasets. Manuscript profile