论文信息 - DocEng'19 Competition on Extractive Text Summarization

DocEng'19 Competition on Extractive Text Summarization

The DocEng'19 Competition on Extractive Text Summarization assessed the performance of two new and fourteen previously published extractive text sumarization methods. The competitors were evaluated using the CNN-Corpus, the largest test set available today for single document extractive summarization.

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