Cross-Lingual Summarizer develops a gist of the extract written in English in the National Language of India Hindi. This helps non-anglophonic people to understand what the text says in Hindi. The extractive method of summarization is being used in this paper for summarizing the article. The summary generated in English is then translated into Hindi and made available for Hindi Readers. The Hindi readers get the heart of the article they want to read. Due to the Internet’s explosive growth, access to a vast amount of information is now efficient but getting harder and harder. An approach to text extraction summarization that captures the aboutness of the text document was discussed in this paper. One of the many uses for natural language processing (NLP) that significantly affects our daily lives is text summarization. Who has the time to read through complete articles, documents, or books to determine whether they are helpful with the expansion of digital media and the profusion of articles published? The technique was created using TextRank, which was determined using the idea of PageRank established for each page on a website. The presented approach builds a graph with sentences as nodes and the weight of the edge connecting two sentences as its nodes. Modified inverse sentence-cosine frequency similarity gives different words in a sentence different weights. The success of the procedure is demonstrated by the performance evaluation that supported the summary technique.
Language Identification is among the crucial steps in any NLP based application. Text - based documents and webpages are rapidly increasing in the modern Internet. It is simple to locate documents written in different languages from all across the world that are available with just one click. Therefore, a language identifier is absolutely necessary in order to help the user interpret the content. Language identification has so far tended to be more concentrated on European languages and is still rather limited for Indian Traditional Languages. Many researchers have become more interested in the study of language identification for similar languages from popular languages. In this paper, Multinomial Na¨ıve Bayes Algorithm is used for detecting languages in Devanagari like Marathi, Sanskrit and Hindi, and three European languages French, Italian and English. An experiment done ondatasets of each language has produced satisfactorily accurate results after training and testing the model.
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