Challenge: Existing methods for title generation are based on timestep aware sentence embeddings, but they are not effective for generating a title with appropriate information in the content.
Approach: They propose a Timestep aware Sentence Embedding mechanism which refreshes the sentences’ embeddings with corresponding key words in different decoding timesteps.
Outcome: The proposed framework outperforms existing methods on various title generation tasks and the evaluation scores are significantly higher than previous approaches.

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