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Daily News Text Summarizer using Deep Learning #948
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Thank you for creating this issue! We'll look into it as soon as possible. Your contributions are highly appreciated! 😊 |
Start working on it. Assigned this issue to you @Soumya0927 |
Hello, @abhisheks008 |
Hey, if this issue is not resolved yet, i would like to work on it, can you assign me this? A little intro about myself: Hey, I’m Kritika, currently participating in KWOC'24 and also I've participated in GSSOC'24 |
Hi @Kritika75 can you please share your approach and dataset you are planning to use in this project/issue? |
Hey, i gonna use that same CNN/DailyMail Dataset as mentioned above in the issue |
Full name : Shivansh Mahajan |
In which open source event you are participating in? |
SWOC |
This issue is for other event. Please check out other issues present here in this repository. |
Hey, Full Name: Satyam Kathait Approach for this Project: Open Source Program: WOC 4.0 Looking forward to contributing to this project! |
Deep Learning Simplified Repository (Proposing new issue)
🔴 Project Title : Daily News Text Summarizer
🔴 Aim : Develop a system that automatically summarizes news articles, providing concise and relevant information for users to stay updated efficiently.
🔴 Dataset : CNN / DailyMail Dataset containing around 300k unique news articles written by journalists at CNN and the Daily Mail.
🔴 Approach : Text summarization algorithms, such as Extractive Summarization (e.g., TextRank), Abstractive Summarization (e.g., BERT or GPT-based models), and Sequence-to-Sequence models. Conduct Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) to identify trends, patterns, and key topics before developing the models. Compare algorithm performance based on metrics such as ROUGE scores, and select the best-fit algorithm for generating accurate and concise summaries.
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