Abstract
We have work for a long time on the classification of text. Early on, many documents of different types were grouped in order to centralize knowledge. Classification and indexing systems were then created. They make it easy to find documents based on readers' needs. With the increasing number of documents and the appearance of computers and the internet, the implementation of text classification systems becomes a critical issue. However, textual data, complex and rich nature, are difficult to treat automatically. In this context, this thesis proposes an original methodology to organize and facilitate the access to textual information. Our automatic classification approache and our semantic information extraction enable us to find quickly a relevant information.Specifically, this manuscript presents new forms of text representation facilitating their processing for automatic classification. A partial generalization of textual data (GenDesc approach) based on statistical and morphosyntactic criteria is proposed. Moreover, this thesis focuses on the phrases construction and on the use of semantic information to improve the representation of documents. We will demonstrate through numerous experiments the relevance and genericity of our proposals improved they improve classification results.Finally, as social networks are in strong development, a method of automatic generation of semantic Hashtags is proposed. Our approach is based on statistical measures, semantic resources and the use of syntactic information. The generated Hashtags can then be exploited for information retrieval tasks from large volumes of data.