2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-02447-4_48
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Toward a New Process for Candidate Key-Phrases Extraction

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“…The process of our method proposed in this article consists of six main steps, as shown in Figure 1. Where in the first step we extract the candidate keyphrases, to achieve this we adopted the approach proposed in [35]. The second step is dedicated to embedding the candidate keyphrases by the transformer model, while the paragraphs of the document will be embedded by the deep average network (DAN) model.…”
Section: Keyphrase Extraction and Generation Methods 31 Process Of Th...mentioning
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“…The process of our method proposed in this article consists of six main steps, as shown in Figure 1. Where in the first step we extract the candidate keyphrases, to achieve this we adopted the approach proposed in [35]. The second step is dedicated to embedding the candidate keyphrases by the transformer model, while the paragraphs of the document will be embedded by the deep average network (DAN) model.…”
Section: Keyphrase Extraction and Generation Methods 31 Process Of Th...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For this, many techniques have been used such as term frequency-inverse document frequency (TFIDF), N-Gram, and part-of-speech tagging (POST). The method which has been proposed in [35] gives acceptable results. Figure 2 presents the different steps in order to select candidate keyphrases.…”
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“…According to, [14] and [15], candidate keyphrases are terms that do not contain punctuation or stop words and have morphosyntactic structures "adjective* noun+", for example, ("Big data", "Computer engineering", etc.). Many techniques used to select candidate keyphrases, such as Part-Of-Speech, N-grams [16], and Noun-Phrase-Chunks [17].…”
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“…The noun phrase form has been modified to take into account the VBN and VBG tags to extract the candidate phrase. There are also studies suggesting a complete process for extracting candidate key phrases [15].…”
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