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EnDSUM: Entropy and Diversity based Disaster Tweet Summarization

The huge amount of information shared in Twitter during disaster events are utilized by government agencies and humanitarian organizations to ensure quick crisis response and provide situational updates. However, the huge number of tweets posted makes manual identification of the relevant tweets impossible. To address the information overload, there is a need to automatically generate summary of all the tweets which can highlight the important aspects of the disaster. In this paper, we propose an entropy and diversity based summarizer, termed as EnDSUM, specifically for disaster tweet summarization. Our comprehensive analysis on 6 datasets indicates the effectiveness of EnDSUM and additionally, highlights the scope of improvement of EnDSUM.

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