<p>This kind of broad-advice question – and about a very-tough problem, paraphrasing text, that is still a very active research problem – would be better answered by surveyin the research literature.</p>
<p>A great site for searching relevant papers – and then finding other related papers once you've set some positive examples – is <a href="http://www.arxiv-sanity.com/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">http://www.arxiv-sanity.com/</a>.</p>
<p>Searching for [paraphrasing] or [summarization] would give you a running start in seeing major techniques &amp; their limitations. And, once you start bookmarking papers by the little 'disk' icon, it can autosuggest important related papers... so even if your 1st few finds are tangential or far-from-usefulness, it can lead you to the seminal papers, &amp; prevailing cutting-edge algorithms/libraries, pretty quickly.</p>
Tips for writing an algorithm for paraphrasing sentences(machine learning)
<p>I am doing a project at the university and I need to train an algorithm to rephrase sentences, what can you advise for implementation? Is it possible to use a translator to translate into another language in the end to get a paraphrased sentence? Also i want to use Word2Vec, or it's a bad idea?</p>