This paper presents an original natural language processing (NLP) approach for building of back-of-the-book indexes. Our indexing system, IndDoc, exploits some terminological tools and automatically builds an index draft out of the analysis of the document text. The indexer then has to validate that index draft through a dedicated interface. This approach has been tested on several documents, with promising results. Relying on our experience in developing and testing the IndDoc indexing system, we aim at assessing the contribution of terminological analysis as well as the level of maturity that computational terminology has reached, in the indexing perspective
We present an evaluation of domainindependent natural language tools for use in the identification o...
Indexing consists of both novel and more traditional techniques. Cutting-edge indexing techniques, s...
This article is a review of Book Indexes from a variety of points, which are in fact the oldest inde...
This paper presents an original natural language processing (NLP) approach for building of back-of-t...
24 pagesThis paper presents an original natural language processing (NLP) approach for building of b...
This paper deals with document indexes, which somteimes appear at the back of books and list their m...
LIPN (Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris Nord) has been developing a programme (IndDoc) which uses ...
Automatic creation of back-of-the-book indexes remains one of the few manual tasks related to publis...
Abstract. The automatic generation of back-of-the book indexes seems to be out of sight of the Infor...
This paper shows how terminological tools are concretely through the specific task of building back-...
This paper discusses linguistically motivated features for enhanced back-of-the-book indexing
4 pagesThis paper addresses the problem of computational terminology evaluation not per se but in a ...
Automatic publishing systems are now widely used to produce books and documents of many types. As a...
Back-of-the-book indexing is the process of generating a list of relevant terms, sub-terms and cross...
This paper presents the IndDoc system that assists back-of-the-book indexing. One of the indexing ch...
We present an evaluation of domainindependent natural language tools for use in the identification o...
Indexing consists of both novel and more traditional techniques. Cutting-edge indexing techniques, s...
This article is a review of Book Indexes from a variety of points, which are in fact the oldest inde...
This paper presents an original natural language processing (NLP) approach for building of back-of-t...
24 pagesThis paper presents an original natural language processing (NLP) approach for building of b...
This paper deals with document indexes, which somteimes appear at the back of books and list their m...
LIPN (Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris Nord) has been developing a programme (IndDoc) which uses ...
Automatic creation of back-of-the-book indexes remains one of the few manual tasks related to publis...
Abstract. The automatic generation of back-of-the book indexes seems to be out of sight of the Infor...
This paper shows how terminological tools are concretely through the specific task of building back-...
This paper discusses linguistically motivated features for enhanced back-of-the-book indexing
4 pagesThis paper addresses the problem of computational terminology evaluation not per se but in a ...
Automatic publishing systems are now widely used to produce books and documents of many types. As a...
Back-of-the-book indexing is the process of generating a list of relevant terms, sub-terms and cross...
This paper presents the IndDoc system that assists back-of-the-book indexing. One of the indexing ch...
We present an evaluation of domainindependent natural language tools for use in the identification o...
Indexing consists of both novel and more traditional techniques. Cutting-edge indexing techniques, s...
This article is a review of Book Indexes from a variety of points, which are in fact the oldest inde...