A method for extracting semantically similar and grammatically regular sentences from academic literature
A semantically similar, sentence technology, applied in the computer field, can solve problems such as difficulty in expressing ideas professionally, and inability to determine the grammatical norms of sentences, saving time and energy
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[0068] The ACSnano journal published by the American ACS Press is used as the database source. The database contains some electronic papers published by the ACSnano journal and is used with the authorization of the ACS Press. Extract the first author's country and keywords from all papers in the database. For example, the author of the document "Rational Design of Hybrid Graphene Films for High-Performance Transparent Electrodes" is from RICE University in the United States, and the keywords are: graphene, transparent electrode, metal grid, flexible. Since the author is from the United States, the English proficiency weight of the author of this document is set to 1, Q c =1. Extract the abstracts and texts of all documents in the database, divide them into sentences and extract the main components of sentences. The main components of a sentence refer to extracting the subject, predicate, object, attributive and adverbial of the sentence as the main grammatical components of ...
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[0072] The Optical Engineering journals included in the Optical Society of America OSA are used as the database, which includes some electronic papers published in the Optical Engineering journals. Extract the first author's country and keywords from all papers in the database. For example, the author of the document "Two-color infrared counter-countermeasure based on the signal ratio between two detection bands for a crossed-arraytracker" is from Pukyong National University in South Korea. The keywords are: infrared seeker; two-color counter-countermeasure; crossed-array tracker. The author's English proficiency weight is set to Q c =0.5. And the author of the document "Countermeasure effectiveness against a man-portable air-defense system containing a two-color spinscan infrared seeker" is from Cranfield University in the United States. The keywords are: man-portable air-defense; simulation; infrared; electro-optics; countermeasures . The English proficiency weight of th...
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