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IJSREM62756
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10 |
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May 2026
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1-4
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Computer Science and Engineering
Jain University
Computer Science and Engineering
Jain University
Computer Science and Engineering
Jain University
Computer Science and Engineering
Jain University
Computer Science and Engineering
Jain University
High-volume WhatsApp groups produce severe information overload, causing users to mute notifications and miss critical updates. This paper proposes a Personalized Digest Generator: a modular AI pipeline that converts exported WhatsApp chat files into concise, user-tailored summaries. The system integrates eight processing stages: chat parsing, preprocessing and normalization, Sentence-BERT (SBERT) semantic clustering, multi-dimensional Importance Scoring, transformer-based abstractive summarization via T5/BART, personalized preference filtering, structured digest formatting, and a lightweight delivery interface. A key contribution is the Importance Scoring Function S(m) = α·KW(m) + β·AUTH(m) + γ·LEN(m) − δ·NOISE(m), evaluated against a validated threshold of 0.35. Results confirm high-signal messages (Placement Alerts: 1.05, CR Updates: 0.75) reliably clear the threshold, while social noise (Casual Thanks: 0.10, Admin acknowledgments: 0.05) is filtered out. On-device processing ensures complete user privacy with no external data transmission.
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This paper presented a Personalized Digest Generator for muted WhatsApp groups, addressing the dual challenges of information overload and absent user-level personalization in existing chat summarization systems. The proposed multi-weighted Importance Scoring Function jointly considers keyword relevance, sender authority, message length, and a noise penalty, calibrated against an empirically validated threshold of 0.35. This function demonstrably outperforms authority-only and keyword-only baselines by explicitly penalizing high-authority, low-content messages. The modular eight-stage pipeline design enables independent upgradability of each component, and the on-device processing architecture provides strong privacy guarantees without sacrificing summarization quality. Future work will address three limitations: (1) integration with the WhatsApp Business API for real-time automated delivery; (2) replacement of the rule-based preference filter with a learned user-interest model trained on interaction history; and (3) multilingual evaluation using SBERT multilingual variants, extending the multilingual summarization work surveyed by Kumar et al. [9].
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