477 resultados para Citations
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Includes index.
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Vol. 2 never published. (Cf. Preface, p. [vii])
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(Arabic title): p. 1-31 (4th group)
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Vol. 13, Index to the twelve volumes of Notes on United States reports, embracing all propositions of law laid down in Supreme Court decisions, 2 Dallas to 172 United States, by Walter Malins Rose and W. A. Sutherland
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Kept up to date by supplements
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v. 1. Abandoned, etc.-Bonds.--v. 2. Bone black-Courts.--v. 3. Courts-Martial-Internal revenue.--v. 4. International claims-Prize and Capture.--v. 5 Prize competition -Zinc.--v. 6. Table of cases. Cases affirmed or reversed. Statutes, constitutions, and treaties construed. Rules of court.
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Reading scientific articles is more time-consuming than reading news because readers need to search and read many citations. This paper proposes a citation guided method for summarizing multiple scientific papers. A phenomenon we can observe is that citation sentences in one paragraph or section usually talk about a common fact, which is usually represented as a set of noun phrases co-occurring in citation texts and it is usually discussed from different aspects. We design a multi-document summarization system based on common fact detection. One challenge is that citations may not use the same terms to refer to a common fact. We thus use term association discovering algorithm to expand terms based on a large set of scientific article abstracts. Then, citations can be clustered based on common facts. The common fact is used as a salient term set to get relevant sentences from the corresponding cited articles to form a summary. Experiments show that our method outperforms three baseline methods by ROUGE metric.©2013 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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