SAMENVATTR, or, How to Make a Text Summarization Tool for your Language of Choice
summary
Extractive summarization uses text rank by building a sentence graph, weighting edges with BM25/TF‑IDF after stop‑word removal and stemming, and solving a PageRank eigenvector with a 0.15 damping factor. The implementation leverages Jenson, NLTK snowball stemmers and community stop‑word lists so language‑specific pieces get swapped out. Demonstrated result is saman falter, a Dutch adapter that replaces stop lists, stemmer and regex; output concatenates top‑ranked sentences until a preset word limit.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00SAMENVATTR intro
- 3:52TextRank algorithm
- 12:26TextRank as summarizer
- 14:11Jensen Python module
- 22:37Jensen sentence similarity
- 26:53Adapting for non-English
- 27:57Key takeaways
- 28:20Q&A
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