This paper delves into the realm of briefing, focusing on the role of sentence segmentation techniques in enhancing briefing quality and efficiency in multiple languages like Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German, Czech, Turkish, English, Dutch, Vietnamese, and Indonesian. Traditional summarization methods often struggle with coherence and conciseness using sentence segmentation. Through sentence embedding and clustering methods, we are going to apply this briefing model for multiple languages, thus challenging it for a diverse spectrum of contextual and grammatical challenges. By analyzing the results, we can determine the language specific challenges and compare a vast and versatile database. We have implemented this text briefing method and evaluated its performance using the Wikilingua Summarization dataset.

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Multilingual Automatic Briefing Generation in Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German, Czech, Turkish, English, Dutch, Vietnamese, and Indonesian

  • Sreejata Banerjee,
  • Debarpito Misra,
  • Tasmiul Alam Shopnil,
  • Arijit Das,
  • Diganta Saha

摘要

This paper delves into the realm of briefing, focusing on the role of sentence segmentation techniques in enhancing briefing quality and efficiency in multiple languages like Spanish, Japanese, Italian, German, Czech, Turkish, English, Dutch, Vietnamese, and Indonesian. Traditional summarization methods often struggle with coherence and conciseness using sentence segmentation. Through sentence embedding and clustering methods, we are going to apply this briefing model for multiple languages, thus challenging it for a diverse spectrum of contextual and grammatical challenges. By analyzing the results, we can determine the language specific challenges and compare a vast and versatile database. We have implemented this text briefing method and evaluated its performance using the Wikilingua Summarization dataset.