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Comparative Document Summarisation via Classification

AAAI 2019 · Learning theory and algorithms › Fairness · approach: Fair allocation and selection · 7 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use gradient-based rather than greedy optimization for the mmd-diff objective (ablation)Comparative news summaries · Automatic evaluation across three news topics, two classifiers, and four prototype sizesbalanced accuracyMixed
Use gradient-based rather than greedy optimization for mmd-diff (ablation)Beef Ban summaries · Human article classificationclassification accuracy: 7% more accurateHelped
Use the diversity-focused mmd-div objective rather than mmd-diff (ablation)Comparative news summaries · News datasets, classifiers, and prototype sizesbalanced accuracyMixed
Use MMD-based comparative objectives rather than existing alternativesComparative news summaries · Three news topics, two classifiers, and four prototype sizesbalanced accuracyHelped
Use mmd-critic rather than methods that maintain a fixed number of prototypes per groupUSPS digit summaries · USPSbalanced accuracyHurt
Increase the number of selected prototypesComparative summarisation methods · News and USPSbalanced accuracyHelped

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