Keyphrase Extraction Abstracts Instead of Full Papers

Abstract

In the present paper 1 we consider keyphrase extraction problem from scientific articles. Finding an appropriate solution is important for the organization of fast navigation in databases, indexing, clustering and classification of academic papers. The base collection includes keyphrases selected by the experts for each text (SemEval2010). It is shown that the use of abstracts instead of full texts allows to improve the results obtained by processing full texts or abstracts with introduction and conclusion section. Our approach uses the extraction of keyphrases with linguistic patterns (part of speechbased); patterns are built on the basis of an auxiliary dataset. The use of abstracts in this approach allows to reduce the number of words sequences extracted with patterns, as compared to the use of full texts. It allows to simplify or totally omit the ranking stage. Ranking is usually needed, because out of many keyphrases candidates we have to choose only 10-15. This stage is the most difficult and its effectiveness depends on the number of the selected candidates to keyphrases. The use of abstracts makes it possible to considerably reduce the number of candidate phrases and at the same time yields high recall.

A Systematic Literature Review of Keyphrases Extraction Approaches

“…The noun phrase appears in many different patterns. In [24], the authors found 56 of these models from a training dataset. The important models are shown in Table 5.…”