Context Trees: Datasets Material

CONTEXT TREES: DATASETS MATERIAL Contents 1. Abstractive Summaries 1 1.1. Short Story 1 1.2. Movie 8 2. Extractive Summaries 19 2.1. Short Story 19 2.2. Movie 22 3. Ground Truth 22 3.1. Movie 22 3.2. Short Story 22 4. Movie (full movie) 23 5. Short Story (all paragraphs) 23 1. Abstractive Summaries 1.1. Short Story. Below you can find the abstractive summaries for each of the nodes of the context tree used for the short story; depicted in Figure 1. With bold we highlight the ones that received the most votes in the upward phase: Figure 1. The context tree used for the short story, with each node labeled. • Node R (1) Police officers Norm Bennis and Susanna \Suze" Maria Figueroa are somewhat close both on and off duty. They are both currently at an inquiry on their behavior one day after a fire and rescue situation. The day before a woman's drunken, abusive husband started a fire in their house and was subsequently knocked out by the woman's brother. Both officers rescued the woman, her brother and her child but left the drunken man to die in the fire. Bennis and Suze's story's conflict on the status of the unconscious man { one claiming he felt cold and one claiming he felt warm. The inquiry's purpose is to determine if Suze knowingly left the man to die and whether she should keep her badge. Suze uses two cups of water, one hot and one cold, to demonstrate 1 2 CONTEXT TREES: DATASETS MATERIAL that temperature is relatively to the warmth of one's hands. Having proved her innocence she goes out on a post Valentine's day date with Bennis. (2) The story opens with two police officers namely Norm Bennis and Suze who got into trouble while saving a baby from a fire scene. There share a good relation besides professional working atmosphere. Though two officers helped each other in the field, however they failed to come up with identical report . As a result, things started becoming tough for both of them, resulting in trouble. During the board meeting Suze tries all means to explain by showing demonstration but she failed to convince the board. (3) Officers Figueroa and Bennis responded to a distress call to find a house on fire and a man running out the front door engulfed in flames. Bennis pursued the man to put him out with handfuls of snow. This becomes relevant later as they are put on trial for conflicting reports, Figueroa cites that a dead man left within the house could have felt warm to one officer and cold to another based off of their hand temperatures at the time of touching him. This is the sticking point of the trial, as there are accusations of the man not being dead upon arrival at the scene. (4) Sue and Bennis are officers on the police force. They are partners and not romantically involved. They were called to a fire on February 14. It was a snowy day They arrived to the scene and a man who was on fire burst out of the house. Officer Bennis grabbed the man and tackled him to the snow trying to put out the fire. Sue rushed into the house. Bennis followed behind. They found a person on the floor and felt her head. She felt dead. They heard a baby scream so they ran to the baby. They were able to rescue the baby and leave the buildind with small wounds. After the incident was over their Deputy, Wardron, called them in and was reviewing the case. He thought they body they left could have still been alive. The two officers could be fired for this. Sue tried defending herself be showing him two cups of water, one hot and one cold, to show how touch is relative. She defended her position. • Node A1 (1) Officers Susanna Maria Figueroa (\Suze") and Norm Bennis, her partner on the force and mentor, have a good working relationship and respectful personal association. On the night of Valentine's Day, they responded to a disturbance. Upon arrival at the residence, a man fled the house, his back and head on fire. While Suze called for backup, Bennis pursued the burning man and attempted to put out the flames with handfuls of snow. Suze and Bennis are now under inquiry for the event. Suze is accused of leaving a man to die at the scene; she denies this accusation, and Bennis supports her, at least on the point that she would never knowingly leave someone to die. Their reports of the event, though, differ enough to warrant further inquiry. During Suze's testimony, one of the panel members, Wardron, was excessively critical of her. Their commander, Sazerac, informs Suze that her job as an officer is in jeopardy because of the incident. (2) Officer Bennis took Officer Figueroa under his wing when she joined the force, of which she is very grateful for. The two have developed a strong professional and personal bond inside and outside of work, respectively. One day, while on patrol, they received a distress call, sending them to a house fire. There has been some dispute as to what exactly happened once the officers arrived at the scene, as their stories were not identical. Figueroa is being fingered as not doing all she could to save someone's life, while she counters that the person was "matter-of-factly" deceased. Her fate is being discussed by Commander Sazerac and the hearing board members, who are accusing Figueroa of a cover-up; she thinks he is out to get her. (3) Officers Norm Bennis and Suze Figueroa are partners on the Chicago police force. They have a good working relationship and personal friendship off the job as well, but are not romantically involved. Right now, they find themselves at odds however, in a waiting room as a board of inquiry investigates an incident that occured on the snowy night of Feb 14th. That night the two officers were dispatched after a frantic woman reported a CONTEXT TREES: DATASETS MATERIAL 3 fire. The two arrived at the scene, where the house at the address (on Chestnut) was clearly on fire. Bennis raced up the steps to the home, and was preparing to kick the door in when a frantic man, ablaze, ran past him and down the steps. Bennis tackled the man outside and dropped him into the snow, using snow to cool the burns on the man's body. The inquiry includes Commander Sazerac and board member Wardron. There is a lot at stake here, up to and including possible termination and prosecution of the officers. (4) Suze Figueroa and Norm Bennis are partners on the police force. An incident occured that changed all of that. Suze and Norm responded to a distress call to find a man on fire. Norm put the fire out. Norm and Suze's reports differed enough that a investigation was launched into the incident. The Board and Commander Sazerac are questioning them attempting to find out if the man was dead when they arrived or not. • Node A2 (1) Officer’s Bennis and Figueroa arrive at a house fire. They are a bit late getting in due to stalled cars. Figueroa saves a woman and Bennis joins her, they go further in and notice a man and hear a baby crying. The man feels cold to Figueroa and so they go after the baby. Bennis grabs the baby and leaves while Figeuroa looks around for other persons, she finds noone-leaves just in time and sustains burns. Later at a hearing Wardron is concerned that the man was in fact not dead, and Bennis's testifies that he still felt warm to him. Sazerac tries to defend Figeuroa but is silenced by Wardron. (2) A husband and wife get into a fight. Although the woman's brother intervenes, the husband sets the house on fire. The woman's brother responds by knocking the husband unconscious. Officers Bennis and Figueroa respond to the house fire. Officer Figueroa finds a woman trapped inside and rescues her. She tells Officer Bennis that there is another person in the house. Both officers rush back into the house. They find this person but determine he is is dead. They hear the cry of a baby and rescue it. Later, there is an investigation into the actions of Officers Bennis and Figueroa, as it is not clear if the man they left behind in the burning house was still alive. Commander Sazerac, their com- manding officer, is at the meeting and tries to come to the defense of Officer Figueroa. He knows her work and believes she would not leave a live person behind. However, Wardron makes it clear that Commander Sazerac's assistance is not needed. (3) Two officers are part of a rescue effort at an apartment fire. They save a woman and a baby but are still questioned about their actions. A member of the board insists that they should have saved a mans life when the officers actually thought he was dead. The officers have conflicting stories leading to suspicion. The deceased man was a drunk, abusive husband who started the fire in the first place. (4) Policeman Norm Bennis and Policewoman Susanna Maria Figueroa are on the scene of a fire. Officer Figueroa finds a female trapped by flames, panicking. She brought the woman to safety and realizied that there was another person within the apartment.

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