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Title	Computer-aided summarisation -- what the user really wants
Authors	C. Orasan, L. Hasler
Abstract	Computer-aided summarisation is a technology developed at the University of Wolverhampton as a complement to automatic summarisation, to produce high quality summaries with less effort. To achieve this, a user-friendly environment which incorporates several well-known summarisation methods has been developed. This paper presents the main features of the computer-aided summarisation environment and explains the changes introduced to it as a result of user feedback.
Keywords	computer-aided summarization, automatic summarization, user-feedback, interface
Full paper	Computer-aided summarisation -- what the user really wants

Title

Computer-aided summarisation -- what the user really wants

Authors

C. Orasan, L. Hasler

Abstract

Computer-aided summarisation is a technology developed at the University of Wolverhampton as a complement to automatic summarisation, to produce high quality summaries with less effort. To achieve this, a user-friendly environment which incorporates several well-known summarisation methods has been developed. This paper presents the main features of the computer-aided summarisation environment and explains the changes introduced to it as a result of user feedback.

Keywords

computer-aided summarization, automatic summarization, user-feedback, interface

Full paper

Computer-aided summarisation -- what the user really wants