A toolkit for integrating text summaries into other products, and an end-user tool for summarising text documents.
There are no dull subjects. There are only dull writers.
H. L. Mencken, quoted in Esquire magazine, 1965
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Technology | The Concept Engine can be used to generate several forms of abstracts,
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| Focused summaries | These abstracts can either be from the point of view of the document itself, or can be angled to a natural language query. This last feature works very well alongside a searching system, as the abstacts provide a way of 'drilling-down' into the document. | |
| the Concept Engine | When creating an abstract, the Concept Engine bases its analysis on 'Discussion Flow Analysis', a technique which constrains the resultant abstract to have the same flow of meaning as the original document. Apart from giving much better quality abstracts than statistical techniques or Computational Linguistic (rule based) techniques, Discussion Flow Analysis allows an abstract to be focused on some particular aspect. | |
Toolkit | There are a number of ways in which your organisation can exploit
our technology's ability to generate abstracts on the fly:
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Abstracting for Windows '95 and NT - Lectern | Using the Concept Engine, Software Scientific has produced a Windows '95 and NT
document abstractor named Lectern. Lectern can create abstracts of documents held
on your hard disk. Because it
also supports DDE, Lectern can be started and run by
Panoramic, our hard disk text retrieval and research system.
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| Demo | There is a demo version of Lectern available in our software download area. If you would like to buy a copy, please contact us. |