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Jul 06 '10 at 16:01

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Joseph Turian
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There are three big problems in information access: navigation, importance (which you touch on in "authority" in your answer), and summarization. I'll talk about navigation later.

Regarding summarization:

I'd be interested in web-scale multi-document summarization and source aggregation.

The same story is repeated ten times across online newspapers and summarized on twitter in a variety of ways. Aggregate this into one headline with a link to all the articles.

Afterwards, bloggers comment on the story. It's interesting to get a summary of the different commentaries, with duplicates aggregated, and the summaries of the different commentaries dangle off the summary of the main story. etc.

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Jul 06 '10 at 16:02

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Joseph Turian
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There are three big problems in information access: navigation, importance importance (which you touch on in "authority" in your answer), and summarization. summarization. I'll talk about navigation later.

Regarding summarization:

I'd be interested in web-scale multi-document summarization and source aggregation.

The same story is repeated ten times across online newspapers and summarized on twitter in a variety of ways. Aggregate this into one headline with a link to all the articles.

Afterwards, bloggers comment on the story. It's interesting to get a summary of the different commentaries, with duplicates aggregated, and the summaries of the different commentaries dangle off the summary of the main story. etc.

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