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I require the title because I need it for the algorithm.
by MojoJolo 13y ago
I require the title because I need it for the algorithm.
- pests 13y agoThat explains the many tests I just did with random copy and pasted articles. I just typed gibberish into the title. I mean, not all texts need to have a title.
- MojoJolo 13y agoMaybe in the future I can improve it without requiring the title. It may produce good results to other type of texts, but right now, TextTeaser is meant to be used for news articles.
- 6ren 13y agoSince the title (headline) of a news article usually summarizes it, TextTeaser arguably is less an article summarizer than a headline expander... EDIT it would be nice, from a UX POV, to request the title if it's missing, rather than silently deleting the story... also, you might emphasis the importance of it (because it doesn't seem important at all). Perhaps just labeling it as "headline" or "subject" instead of the generic "title" would help.
- diminish 13y agoCongratulations for open sourcing the library. Do you think, it could generate a title as a one sentence summarization?
- keithpeter 13y agoLooks like the algorithm is giving weight to h1 and h2 tags in the page markup having just tried it on some of my pages. Is that true or am I imagining it? If so, I'll have to provide more literal subheadings!
- MojoJolo 13y agoNope. :) You are imagining it.
- keithpeter 13y agoFair enough. I must have used more relevant subheadings than I thought!