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TLR at DUC : Tree similarity

We provide a solution to this year’s task of a question-based multi-document summarization by employing tree similarity of the dependency parse trees for reformulated questions and candidate sentences.

Frank Schilder | Andrew McCulloh | Bridget Thomson McInnes | Alex Zhou

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