Automating Fictional Ideation using ConceptNet
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Llano, Maria Teresa; Hepworth, Rose; Colton, Simon; Charnley, John and Gow, Jeremy. 2014. 'Automating Fictional Ideation using ConceptNet'. In: AISB Symposium on Computational Creativity. London, United Kingdom. [Conference or Workshop Item]
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The invention of fictional ideas (ideation) is often a cen- tral process in producing artefacts such as poems, music and paint- ings in a creative way. Automated fictional ideation should, there- fore, be of much interest in the study of Computational Creativity, but only a few approaches have been explored. We describe here the preliminary results of a new method for automated generation and evaluation of fictional ideas which uses ConceptNet, a semantic net- work. We evaluate the results obtained through a small study that involves participants scoring ideas via an online survey. We believe this approach constitutes a firm basis on which a more sophisticated model for automated creative ideation can be built.
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London, United Kingdom |
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22 Mar 2016 09:12 |
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