gem install summarize
require 'summarize'
Summarize.summarize('text to summarize')
By default it uses an English dictionary for summarizing but forty languages are supported. Pass in the valid ISO 639 language code to use one. A ratio (default is 25%) can also be passed in.
# Parse an article using Portuguese stemming rules with a ratio of 50%
Summarize.summarize('texto para sumariar', language: 'pt', ratio: 50)
You can also use custom stemming rules Summarize.summarize('text to summarize', dictionary: 'path/to/custom/dictionary')
Topics can also be returned
# Returns an array with content first and topics second
content, topics = Summarize.summarize('text to summarize', topics: true)
# content => summarized text
# topics => Comma-delimited string of topics
require 'summarize/ext_core'
The summarize method is added to File and String:
File.open('path/to/file').summarize
Or use the String method
"text to summarize".summarize
As it is a Delegate to Summarize.summarize, same parameters are accepted.
You must have glib-2.0 and libxml-2.0 installed and properly configured.
Gem written by Sean Soper (@ssoper)
The Open Text Summarizer library was written by Nadav Rotem and can be found at http://libots.sourceforge.net/
Gem fixed to handle UTF-8 encoding by Yury Batenko (@svenyurgensson)
Copyright (C) 2010 Sean Soper sean.soper@gmail.com
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