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SumTitles: a Summarization Dataset with Low Extractiveness

Ch. 503. P. 5718–5730.
Malykh V., Chernis K., Artemova E., Piontkovskaya I.

The existing dialogue summarization corpora are significantly extractive. We introduce a methodology for dataset extractiveness evaluation and present a new low-extractive corpus of movie dialogues for abstractive text summarization along with baseline evaluation. The corpus contains 153k dialogues and consists of three parts: 1) automatically aligned subtitles, 2) automatically aligned scenes from scripts, and 3) manually aligned scenes from scripts. We also present an alignment algorithm which we use to construct the corpus.

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Development of Mathematical Models and Methods for Recommender Systems and Natural Language Processing (2020)

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Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Computational Linguistics
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