Chronological Comparison for Organizing Summaries of Content Anatomy

A. Geetha Vani, B. Naresh Achari

Abstract: Chronological Text Mining (CTM) is concerned with discover chronological patterns in text information collected over time. Since most text information bears some timestamps, CTM has many applications in several spheres, such as succinct actions in broadcast objects and close-fitting exploration trends in scientific literature. In this paper, we study a particular CTM task {discovering and summarizing the evolutionary patterns of themes in a script torrent. We term this fresh script excavating difficult in addition present general probabilistic methods for solving this problem through (1) discovering hidden themes from text; (2) constructing development graph of themes; and (3) analyzing life cycles of themes. Our approach to this problem combines an extension of Factorial Hidden Markov models for topic detection tracking with exponential order data for implicit records reminder. Investigates arranged script in addition communication records crowds indication that the interplay of classification and topic detection tracking improves the accuracy of both classification and detection tracking. Even a little noise in topic assignments can mislead the traditional algorithms. By using this intensive data detects noisy data in this approach.

Keywords: Hidden Markov Model, Topic Detection Tracking, Theme Segmentation and Association

How to Cite?: A. Geetha Vani, B. Naresh Achari, "Chronological Comparison for Organizing Summaries of Content Anatomy", Volume 3 Issue 9, September 2014, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), Pages: 707-710, https://www.ijsr.net/getabstract.php?paperid=SEP14228, DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.21275/SEP14228