2002 IntroToTheSpecialIssueOnSummarization

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Subject Headings: Automatic Text Summarization.

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2002 IntroToTheSpecialIssueOnSummarizationEduard Hovy
Dragomir Radev
Kathleen R. McKeown		Introduction to the Special Issue on SummarizationComputational Linguistics (CL) Research Areahttp://acl.ldc.upenn.edu/J/J02/J02-4001.pdf2002
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