Many-objective Extractive Document Text Summarization using NSGA-II
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Abstract
Extractive document text summarization plays an important role in obtaining relevant information from a large article. It finds application in social media analysis, news, legal documents and email summerization. In this manuscript this task is formulated as a many-objective optimization problem by simultaneously minimizing four objective functions: reciprocal of coverage of summery, redundancy of information, reciprocal of proper noun count score and reciprocal of numerical value count score. Along with these four objectives a fixed length of the summery is taken as a constraint. Popular Multi-objective Nondominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm-II (NSGA-II) is employed to perform the optimization task. The simulation is carried out on two case studies CNN-Daily mail data set. Comprative analysis has been carried out using text summarization with K Means, Fuzzy logic and Fuzzy C-Means method. Performance evaluation using precision shows better results with proposed NSGA-II, whereas using F-measure the results are second best among the four algorithms.
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- 10.1109/icccnt61001.2024.10724875
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- W4404030060
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- conference-paper
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