CLS/JCLS MEETING TOPIC

Topic Influences on Electronic Meeting Relevant Comments

Only rarely have researchers attempted to mathematically model the complex interrelationships of variables within an electronic meeting. Here, we show how topic-related measures can be used by an artificial neural network to accurately forecast the number of relevant comments generated by each person in these automated meetings. In comparison, naïve and multilinear regression forecasts were sig...

Topic structure extraction for meeting indexing

This paper describes a system that automatically generates meeting minutes by extracting a topic hierarchy from a meeting’s speech. The topic hierarchy is a tree structure whose nodes comprise a topic summary. The topic structure extraction process converts speech recognition results into a word conceptual vector sequence and divides the sequence into the topic segments (topic segmentation). It...

Topic for Discussion at the Next Network Working Group Meeting

A. Vezza Request for Comments: 87 12 January 1971 NIC 5632 TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION AT THE NEXT NETWORK WORKING GROUP MEETING -------------------------------------------------------------Project MAC is planning a network graphics meeting to be held in April. It would be desirable to devote some portion of the February Urbana meeting to consideration of the length, format, structure and contents of ...

The Necessity of a Meeting Recording and Playback System, and the Benefit of Topic-Level Annotations to Meeting Browsing

Intra-Speaker Topic Modeling for Improved Multi-Party Meeting Summarization with Integrated Random Walk

This paper proposes an improved approach to extractive summarization of spoken multi-party interaction, in which integrated random walk is performed on a graph constructed on topical/ lexical relations. Each utterance is represented as a node of the graph, and the edges’ weights are computed from the topical similarity between the utterances, evaluated using probabilistic latent semantic analys...