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The Swedish Simplification Toolkit: – Designed with Target Audiences in Mind
The toolkit allows user to selectively decide the types of simplification that meet the specific needs of the target audience they belong to.
Synonym Replacement based on a Study of Basic-level Nouns in Swedish Texts of Different Complexity
Basic-level terms have been described as the most important to human categorisation.
Perceived Text Quality and Readability in Extractive and Abstractive Summaries
We present results from a study investigating how users perceive text quality and readability in extractive and abstractive summaries.
NyLLex: A Novel Resource of Swedish Words Annotated with Reading Proficiency Level
Deciding if a word is easy or difficult is not a trivial task, since it depends on characteristics of the word in itself as well as the reader, but it can be facilitated by the help of a corpus annotated with word frequencies and reading proficiency levels.
Is it simpler? An Evaluation of an Aligned Corpus of Standard-Simple Sentences
Parallel monolingual resources are imperative for data-driven sentence simplification research.
Visualizing Facets of Text Complexity across Registers
In this paper, we propose visualizing results of a corpus-based study on text complexity using radar charts.
Similarity-Based Alignment of Monolingual Corpora for Text Simplification Purposes
The first method (M1) was originally developed for the task of text reuse detection, measuring sentence similarity by a modified version of a TF-IDF vector space model.
The Impact of Cohesion Errors in Extraction Based Summaries
By the usage of an eye tracking camera, we have studied the nature of four different types of cohesion errors occurring in extraction based summaries.
