A Simple Syntactic Approach for the Generation of Indexing Phrases
eCommons (Cornell University)Published 1 July 1990Open access
Gerard Salton, Zhongnan Zhao, Chris Buckley
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Abstract
A syntactic approach is described for generating indexing phrases usable for the content identification of natural-language texts. The phrase generation method is based on a simple language analysis system that determines the syntactic function of individual text words with a high degree of accuracy, and chooses of indexing phrases based on weights assigned to the phrase components. The proportion of phrases that appear to be acceptable for content identification ranges from 96 to 98 percent.
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Computer Science
