Challenge: Recent work on Wikipedia page generation focuses on generating the initial leading paragraph of a page, while recent pretrained language models improve upon both extractive and abstractive steps of previous models.
Approach: They propose a pretrained language model that can be combined to generate Wikipedia-style summaries with sections using 100 reference human-collected surveys.
Outcome: The proposed approach is compared with existing methods with 100 human-collected surveys.

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BioGen: Generating Biography Summary under Table Guidance on Wikipedia (2021.findings-acl)

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