summarization

especially British, sum·ma·ri·sa·tion

[suhm-uh-rahy-zey-shuhn]

noun

1. the act or process of providing a summary, a brief restatement of something that captures all its important points.

   In this position you will be responsible for the collection, analysis, interpretation, and summarization of business data.

Word History and Origins

Origin of summarization¹

summariz(e) ( def. ) + -ation ( def. )

Example Sentences

"A software update in the coming weeks will further clarify when the text being displayed is summarization provided by Apple Intelligence. We encourage users to report a concern if they view an unexpected notification summary."

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Existing medical text summarization tools involve human supervision to prevent the generation of unreliable summaries that could lead to serious health care risks, according to Zhang.

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“One of the things that’s really nice about having humans do the summarization is that you get some sort of basic level of alignment by default,” Aaron Halfaker pointed out to me.

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Gannett will eventually incorporate that summarization technology into its publishing system.

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DeepMind’s research confirms this trend and suggests that scaling up LLMs does offer improved performance on the most common benchmarks testing things like sentiment analysis and summarization.

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