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Fig. 1. Newspaper summary slots example
           The downside of having predefined or arbitrary length is there will be cases where the usage of the summary
        is for a specific space/area. Magazine or newspaper editors tend to require summary that will fit into a certain
        slot in a cover. The current state-of-the-art as discussed above do not address output area based summary.
        Neither  Saito  et  al.,  2020  nor  any  of  the  other  previous  works  are  able  to  generate  summary  for  the
        aforementioned scenario.

        3.  Methodology
           Key features will be taken from the analysed techniques and will be used to develop an algorithm that will
        perform summarization based on length constraint. Finally, an intensive evaluation of the quality and relevance
        of the summary will be done in order to verify the enhancements. It is anticipated that by the end of the research,
        the new model will be more enhanced than the current length control techniques mentioned in this paper.

        3.1. Output area based abstractive text summarization (Proposed)

           Given  the  source  text  and  an  image  with  a  portion  where  the  summary  will  be  portrayed  (such  as  in
        magazine/newspaper story covers), using image processing the area of the summary output portion is calculated
        to  determine  the  suitable  summary  length  that  will  fit  the  portion.  Next,  the  determined  suitable  length  is
        embedded into the encoder-decoder model sequence to sequence technique to perform the summarization.


















        Fig. 2. Proposed model

           The idea is to obtain a summary with a desirable length without having to predefine a specific length but
        rather produce the summary through analyses of where the summary will be outputted.









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