2014
DOI: 10.2991/jrnal.2014.1.2.14
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Integrating the Event Generation Mechanism in the Propp-based Story Generation Mechanism into the Integrated Narrative Generation System

Abstract: In the Propp-based story generation mechanisms and the integrated narrative generation system which we have been developing, the former functions is a module in the latter. These systems have used respective event generation mechanisms to generated events which are the most important units in a narrative structural representation. A common event generation mechanism needs to be used in these two systems towards the complete blending. This paper will present the first tentative attempt as a prototype to be revi… Show more

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“…However, only one of the five human-generated stories was correctly identified by more than 80% of the subjects. Additionally, Imabuchi & Ogata (2014) asked subjects to give reasons for their decision. Using this data, they examined ways to reduce the computer-like nature of the stories.…”
Section: Results and Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, only one of the five human-generated stories was correctly identified by more than 80% of the subjects. Additionally, Imabuchi & Ogata (2014) asked subjects to give reasons for their decision. Using this data, they examined ways to reduce the computer-like nature of the stories.…”
Section: Results and Problemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Imababuchi and Ogata ( 2014) developed a Propp-based story generator that can work independently, generating stories with the structure of Russian folktales, or work as part of an Integrated Narrative System. They pointed out that most Propp-based systems focus on the function while they intend to include "many productive and theoretical ideas to contribute to story generation in various sides" (Imabuchi and Ogata, 2014).…”
Section: Systems Based On Propp's Morphologymentioning
confidence: 99%