PPT GENERATION FROM REPORT
Abstract
Presentations have become an important part of work life whether you are a student or an employee or a businessman. But creating a presentation is a time consuming process. Our method aims to reduce the amount of work put into creating a presentation by automatically generating an outline or a framework of the presentation based on text input. The system is a website that will be able to read text input and create segments of text by analyzing the text and grouping sentences that belong to the same topic. Then, each of these segments will be summarised and key points will be generated. These points will be distributed over several slides. Appropriate titles will be generated for each slide based on the contents. The presentation can be exported as a .pptx file which means the user can edit the file easily and make any changes if necessary. The system uses Google App Script to generate a file with .pptx and GPT-2 NLP
model to summarise text and generate key points and to generate titles
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Segmentation, text summarization, Key point generation
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