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Content analysis as a word-processing option
1981
Proceedings of the 4th annual international ACM SIGIR conference on Information storage and retrieval theoretical issues in information retrieval - SIGIR '81
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A simple content-analysis program incorporated in a word-processing system can display the most significant sentence of a page of text and give a short list of the more important words. This could help authors write titles, summaries, and descriptor lists. The contentanalysis program relies on word frequency, precedence, and co-occurrence as indicators of content significance. Test show it performs at least as well as some trained indexers.
doi:10.1145/511754.511773
dblp:conf/sigir/Carroll81
fatcat:mmgwpep4tfciza4ayhicwsljqa