Sentence examples for which summarization from inspiring English sources

Nor does Electronic Evolution try to summarize the history of the medium or redefine it; ours is not a point in history in which summarization or redefinition is possible.

For example, data collected at every half an hour for a whole year, can be split into daily or weekly epochs on which summarization can be separately applied in a periodic fashion.

Such interactive summarization reduces the computation load in comparing with the generation of the entire summary in one batch by the traditional automatic summarization, which is ideal for wireless access.

Video summarization, which is the task examined in this work, addresses the problem of providing a short summary of a full-length video, including mainly information required for context understanding; however, without sacrificing the initial informativeness and enjoyability of the original material.

For HTS data, this step starts with read summarization, which involves counting the number of reads that fall within genomic windows, typically non-overlapping and fix-sized.

The Framework method is used to organize and manage research and interpretation through the process of summarization, which is codified into a robust and flexible matrix that allows the policymaker/researcher to analyze data both by case and theme.

Balbin claims TextTeaser, which can summarize articles in any language written using the Roman alphabet, is more accurate than text summarization tools Cruxbot and Summly (which was purchased in March 2013 by Yahoo for a reported $30 million).

Other features in the works include a better contacts management experience, showing a timeline, history, and pattern of your communications, an email summarization feature which will aggregate and summarize things like social media updates or mailing list threads, plus other more common additions, like support for email signatures.

Workman and Hurdle presented the Combo algorithm to extract the genetic predicates for a particular disease, which outperformed a conventional summarization schema based on Semantic MEDLINE summarization in a genetic database curation [ 7].

In this paper, we present a framework for hybrid image summarization in which social images and corresponding textual information are taken as vertices in a hypergraph and the task of image summarization is formulated as the problem of hypergraph partition.

There exists underlying relationships from topic words to the content which can contribute to summarization task.