Summarizer’s unique feature is the possibility to create different kinds of summaries:
Theme-oriented: the output summary includes the sentences, which are mostly relevant to a given topic (e.g. politics, economics, sports and etc.);
Structure-oriented: the summary content depends on input document structure (e.g. scientific article, patent, news article);
Concept-oriented: the importance of sentences is determined with respect to a number of user defined concepts.
Try all of this features to create your appropriate summary.
Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
just tried it out. Pretty good! I'd like to see a 1-1 comparison between the two. (I just don't want to sign up for the trial version of 'Summarizer') EDIT: nm, I did it anyway. -----------SMMRY----------- Heading a football may look effortless but many scientists have suspected it might actually harm the player's brain. We must now investigate whether these effects remain temporary after repeated football heading ex…
On SMMRY, you can click on words to increase their importance. There is also a bookmarklet[1] that allows you to have SMMRY of the current URL only one click away. I must shamefully admit that I never read raw articles anymore. Everything goes through SMMRY. [1] javascript:(function()%7Bwindow.location%3D%27 http://smmry.com/%27%2Blocation.href%7D)()%3B
I've already bookmark bar'd the widget! Regarding the 1-1 comparison, actually prefer SMMRY's interpretation, it seemed to capture more of the important statements and fewer editorial ones.
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#13> Free trial - Buy for $24.95
Ouch.
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#14I'm always on the lookout for better summarization tools but this one seems to give similar results to some of the popular ones out there (like smmry).
We've recently started working with the Stride.ai API (http://stride.ai/) and the results definitely stand out from some of the classic algorithms.
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#15Isn't there an OS X service that does the same, text wise? Was always amazed at that yonks ago
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#16> Free trial - Buy for $24.95 Ouch.
You may use our online summarizer http://esapi.intellexer.com/Summarizer absolutely for free
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#17Isn't there an OS X service that does the same, text wise? Was always amazed at that yonks ago
Os X users may use our online version http://esapi.intellexer.com/Summarizer or free mobile version of our another product Conceptmeister https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/conceptmeister-free/id110682... Conceptmeister graps main ideas from text or photo (we use special OCR technology to recognize and extract text from photos)
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
just tried it out. Pretty good! I'd like to see a 1-1 comparison between the two. (I just don't want to sign up for the trial version of 'Summarizer') EDIT: nm, I did it anyway. -----------SMMRY----------- Heading a football may look effortless but many scientists have suspected it might actually harm the player's brain. We must now investigate whether these effects remain temporary after repeated football heading ex…
On SMMRY, you can click on words to increase their importance. There is also a bookmarklet[1] that allows you to have SMMRY of the current URL only one click away. I must shamefully admit that I never read raw articles anymore. Everything goes through SMMRY. [1] javascript:(function()%7Bwindow.location%3D%27 http://smmry.com/%27%2Blocation.href%7D)()%3B
This tool is great, but I wish the UI looked a little more like instapaper.com
Re: Show HN: Automatic tool to summarize any text, document, or URL
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
On SMMRY, you can click on words to increase their importance. There is also a bookmarklet[1] that allows you to have SMMRY of the current URL only one click away. I must shamefully admit that I never read raw articles anymore. Everything goes through SMMRY. [1] javascript:(function()%7Bwindow.location%3D%27 http://smmry.com/%27%2Blocation.href%7D)()%3B
This tool is great, but I wish the UI looked a little more like instapaper.com
You could make your own front-end using their API, http://smmry.com/api