Challenge: a new study advocates the use of bilingual corpora for sentence compression models . previous work focused on word deletion, while others view sentence compression as a general text rewriting problem.
Approach: They propose to use bilingual corpora for training sentence compression models.
Outcome: The proposed model can be trained for any language as long as a bilingual corpus is available . it performs arbitrary rewrites without access to compression specific data .

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