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Damascus University حلقة بحث
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2018
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Informatics Engineering
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العربية
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Ahmad Ataya
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تسببت الزيادة الكبيرة في كمية المعلومات المتاحة في الانترنت من مختلف المصادر في السنوات الأخيرة إلى صعوبة الوصول والبحث في النصوص الكبيرة عن المعلومة المطلوبة بسرعة وكفاءة وكان من الصعب جداً استخراج تلاخيص النصوص بشكل يدوي وذلك بسبب النمو الهائل للمعلومات بشكل يومي لذلك أصبح من الضروري استخراج التلاخيص تلقائياً من نص واحد أو عدة نصوص لذلك سنتطرق في بحثنا إلى أهم الأساليب والطرق في عمليات التلخيص في الأعوام السابق
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