TYPES OF SUMMARIES Restricted vs. Unrestricted domain
{"Image DocumentName": "TYPES OF SUMMARIES Restricted vs. Unrestricted domain", "Image ImageDescription": "With respect to Input. Restricted vs. Unrestricted domain. Single-document vs. Multiple-document. With respect to Purpose. Generic vs. Query based. Background vs. just-the-newsnd vs. just-the-news. domain-specific vs. general: When the input texts all pertain to a single domain, it may. be appropriate to apply domain-specific summarization techniques, focus on specific content, and output specific formats, compared to the general case. A domain-specific summary derives from input text(s) whose theme(s) pertain to a single restricted domain. A generic summary provides the author\u2019s point of view of the input text(s), giving equal import to all major themes in it. A query-oriented (or user-oriented) summary favors specific themes or aspect(s) of the text, in response to a user\u2019s desire to learn about just those themes in particular. It may do so explicitly, by highlighting pertinent themes, or implicitly, by omitting themes that do not match the user\u2019s interests. Background vs. just-the-news: A background summary assumes the reader\u2019s prior. knowledge of the general setting of the input text(s) content is poor, and hence includes explanatory material, such as circumstances of place, time, and actors. A just-the-news summary contains just the new or principal themes, assuming that the reader knows enough background to interpret them in context. Eduard Hovy and Lin C. Y. Automated Text Summarization in summarist , MIT Press.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}