Testing NLP content screening and summarization platform (pre-release)

I&#x27;ve been running publications and notes through this. My notes are often <i>very</i> unstructured. The categories and relevant words the platform&#x27;s returning are helping home in on the points.<p>The synopses have been 70%+ of the way to self-sufficient Cliffs Notes of my meanderings -- certainly tight enough that I&#x27;ll give them another read.<p>Nice work - thanks for making it available.<p>Pre-release Asks: I believe I know what the numbers next to the categories and stems in the sidebar represent -- some tool tips, help docs, or a legend would be of use.<p>A &quot;copy to clipboard&quot; from Synopsis would make it more straightforward take my Cliffs Notes to a text editor.

Tested out the tool on an article today on Bitcoin. Really enjoyed the synopsis tool, really cut the article down to the pure essentials and worked well. Nice work with it!

This is beautiful! The synopsis is a wonderful feature, though I did notice some weirdness with the aggregation of sentences into paragraphs. Sometimes important noun-phrases were cut off completely changing the meaning of the resulting sentence.<p>Still I worked on a project like this for ~8 months before retreating to get more math background info. I am incredibly impressed to see a tool like this arise with such a level of quality. Well done.

Works really well. I liked the synopsis part - it&#x27;s a challenge to find a decent performing summarizer<p>Edit - I pasted in a number of different texts including some markov chained &quot;fake&quot; sentences. Seemed to do a nice job

It loves long form writing too... It&#x27;s designed for article to book length summarization.

beautiful design and great user interface - reminded me of my thesis project on lexical chains.