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    This document discusses how to summarize text documents by identifying keywords. Keywords are identified as words that appear most frequently in the document, without considering order or grammar. The text is cleaned by removing stop words and stemming words to their root to prepare for comparing document similarity.

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    This document discusses how to summarize text documents by identifying keywords. Keywords are identified as words that appear most frequently in the document, without considering order or grammar. The text is cleaned by removing stop words and stemming words to their root to prepare for comparing document similarity.

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    This document discusses how to summarize text documents by identifying keywords. Keywords are identified as words that appear most frequently in the document, without considering order or grammar. The text is cleaned by removing stop words and stemming words to their root to prepare for comparing document similarity.

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    This document discusses how to summarize text documents by identifying keywords. Keywords are identified as words that appear most frequently in the document, without considering order or grammar. The text is cleaned by removing stop words and stemming words to their root to prepare for comparing document similarity.

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    Document -> collection of words (each word=a feature), ignore the order/grammar

    Each word -> equal weight to be a keyword


    Word (repeated the most, term frequency) = keyword of the document
    TF (t,d): word t, document d

    Clean the text (before comparing the two texts for similarity)
    Remove Stop-word = does not change the meaning
    Remove word to root (word-stemming)

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