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A Corpus of Human-written Summaries of Line Graphs

We describe a corpus of human-written English language summaries of line graphs. This corpus is intended to help develop a system to automatically generate summaries capturing the most salient information conveyed by line graphs in popular media, as well as to evaluate the output of such a system.

Kathleen F. McCoy | Sandra Carberry | Charles Greenbacker

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