With ever-increasing amounts of patents and scientific publications, it is challenging for researchers to quickly understand the state-of-the-art of a specific field. With recent technological advances, we are able to ease this information overload using automated text summarization.

Researchers across different disciplines and settings are struggling with identifying, extracting and summarising the main points of a scientific or technical document. This is especially true nowadays with the exponentially growing amounts of available publications that are available over the internet.

In this webinar you will learn:

• The functionality and technology behind automated text summarization
• How the accuracy of an abstractive summarization can be measured
• About the difference between a single and multi-document summarization
• How the tool can be set up for you

We use abstractive summarization, which generates a short and concise summary, creating new sentences that may not appear in the text and captures the context of the source text.

There will be room for questions during the webinar, and all registered participants will receive a recording of the webinar for on-demand viewing.

About the Presenters:

Iris.ai is an almost 6-year-old European startup, founded with a double bottom line – for profit and for positive global impact. We want every scientist and innovator in the world to have all the knowledge they need available at their fingertips.

Kimberly Holtz is the Sales and Business Development Manager at Iris.ai

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