1. A method for generating a structured text from an unstructured text, the method comprising acts of: segmenting the unstructured text into text sections; assigning, to at least one text section, a topic being indicative of content of the at least one text section, wherein the act of segmenting the unstructured text and/or the act of assigning a topic to the at least one text section uses at least one statistical model built from annotated training data; providing to a user a first structured text comprising the at least one text section and a section heading for the at least one text section, the section heading corresponding to the topic assigned to the at least one text section; receiving user input indicating at least one modification to the first structured text; using a computer system to process the at least one modification received from the user to generate a second structured text; and logging and analyzing the at least one modification received from the user to adapt the at least one statistical model.
1. A method for generating a structured text from an unstructured text, the method comprising acts of: segmenting the unstructured text into text sections; assigning, to at least one text section, a topic being indicative of content of the at least one text section, wherein the act of segmenting the unstructured text and/or the act of assigning a topic to the at least one text section uses at least one statistical model built from annotated training data; providing to a user a first structured text comprising the at least one text section and a section heading for the at least one text section, the section heading corresponding to the topic assigned to the at least one text section; receiving user input indicating at least one modification to the first structured text; using a computer system to process the at least one modification received from the user to generate a second structured text; and logging and analyzing the at least one modification received from the user to adapt the at least one statistical model. 7. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the plurality of text sections is a first plurality of text sections, and wherein the method further comprises acts of: re-segmenting at least a portion of the second structured text into a second plurality of text sections, without overruling the at least one modification received from the user; and generating a third structured text comprising the second plurality of text sections and a corresponding section heading for each of the second plurality of text sections.