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<p>With the rise of Arabic digital content, effective summarization methods are essential. Current Arabic text summarization systems face challenges such as language complexity and vocabulary limitations. We introduce an innovative framework using Arabic Named Entity Recognition to enhance abstractive summarization, crucial for NLP applications like question answering and knowledge graph construction. Our model, based on natural language generation techniques, adapts to diverse datasets. It identifies key information, synthesizes it into coherent summaries, and ensures grammatical accuracy through deep learning. Evaluated on the EASC dataset, our model achieved a 74% ROUGE1 score and a 97.6% accuracy in semantic coherence, with high readability and relevance scores. This sets a new standard for Arabic text summarization, greatly improving NLP information processing.</p>

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Enhanced model for abstractive Arabic text summarization using natural language generation and named entity recognition

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年1月30日

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  • Nada Essa,
  • M. M. El-Gayar,
  • Eman M. El-Daydamony

摘要

With the rise of Arabic digital content, effective summarization methods are essential. Current Arabic text summarization systems face challenges such as language complexity and vocabulary limitations. We introduce an innovative framework using Arabic Named Entity Recognition to enhance abstractive summarization, crucial for NLP applications like question answering and knowledge graph construction. Our model, based on natural language generation techniques, adapts to diverse datasets. It identifies key information, synthesizes it into coherent summaries, and ensures grammatical accuracy through deep learning. Evaluated on the EASC dataset, our model achieved a 74% ROUGE1 score and a 97.6% accuracy in semantic coherence, with high readability and relevance scores. This sets a new standard for Arabic text summarization, greatly improving NLP information processing.