A Generic Layout-Tool for Summaries of Meetings in a Constraint-Based Approach

Castronovo, Sandro; Frey, Jochen; Poller, Peter

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-85853-9_23

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“…ChAT [6] utilizes a matrix to track interactions and topics, while Meeting Adjourned [13] employs a linear timeline for topics and action items. SUVI [5] integrates chronological and relevance-based layouts. Con-ToVi [14] implements a sedimentation metaphor for conversational flows, and IdeaWall [48] groups content thematically.…”

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Add to Context List a5Commit and Update Fig. 1. User interface: (a) Global View for presenting the trend of conversation evolution and supporting the exploration of locally salient features. (b) Topic View for displaying the relevance and evolution of conversations within a topic. (c) Context-associated Q&A View for allowing users to explore individual conversations deeply while providing specific contextual information when posing questions.

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“…• A comprehensive evaluation, demonstrating the effectiveness and usability of C 5 . By using both a detailed case study and a user study with ChatGPT users, we establish the practical advantages of our system in resolving the challenges presented in multi-turn conversation scenarios.…”

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“…For data collected in meetings, visualization-driven meeting browsers summarize discussions between participants. Similar to text visualization approaches, these systems generally highlight relevant topical or thematic content for later analysis [2,11,17,26,47,56]. For instance, the CALO Meeting Assistant system [56] provides features similar to Talk-Traces for post-meeting transcript review and topical analysis.…”

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Bryan

Shidara

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Proceedings of the 2019 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Topic (columns) vs. Agenda (rows) scatterplot of discussion Transcript of current and previous session Transcript-to-agenda relatedness for previous meeting Real-time transcript-to-agenda relatedness for current meeting transcript relatedness for current relatedness for Previous meeting agenda Current meeting agenda Word cloud for previous meeting Topic (columns) vs. Agenda (rows) scatterplot of discussion 1 2 3 Local/global topic keyword control slider Relevant keywords for topics Real-time speech-totext transcription text transcription Transcript of current and previous session Real Real Local/global topic Relevant keywords for topics Word cloud for current meeting Figure 1: The final iteration of TalkTraces shows (1) agenda items from the previous and current meeting, (2) topics computed from the previous meeting transcript, and (3) transcript lines rendered as pie charts reflecting topic distribution, aligned with the most related agenda item. Streaming audio transcribed from the current meeting updates the visualizations in real time.

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“…For example, Castronovo et al [13] designed a newspaper layout for meeting summaries and a comic book approach that displayed the meeting summaries as pictures with text in speech balloons. Modern meeting browser environments are likely to benefit from the implementation of different summary types; for example, decision-related abstracts [24].…”

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Participants’ personal note-taking in meetings and its value for automatic meeting summarisation

Bothin

Clough

2011

Inf Technol Manag

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This paper reports the results of novel quantitative research on multiple people's personal note-taking in meetings with the long-term aim of aiding the creation of innovative meeting understanding applications. We present three experiments using a large number of group meetings taken from the Augmented Multi-party Interaction meeting corpus. Statistical techniques were employed for this work. Our findings suggest that temporal note-taking overlap information and the semantic content of the written private notes taken by many meeting participants both point to the majority of the most informative meeting events. Thus, the characteristics of note-taking can be seen as a contributing feature for new automatic meeting summarisation approaches and for the development of future meeting browser environments that better support the needs of individuals and organisations.

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A Generic Layout-Tool for Summaries of Meetings in a Constraint-Based Approach

Cited by 7 publications

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Participants’ personal note-taking in meetings and its value for automatic meeting summarisation

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