Thursday, December 14th
Dinner
Sal Gorda, 9pm.
Friday, December 15th: C3GI
All sessions will be held in Sala de Grados, CS Faculty, 1st floor.
Workshop schedule
Time |
Session |
8:30 |
Registration open (CS Faculty Hall) |
9:00 |
Invited speaker: Gianluca Susi |
10:00 |
Session 1: Narrative
- Comparative Evaluation of Elementary Plot Generation Procedures (Pablo Gervás)
- A fundamental element for narrative parsing (Richard Doust)
- A common model for representing stories in automatic storytelling / An API-based approach to co-creation in automatic storytelling (Eugenio Concepcion, Pablo Gervás and Gonzalo Mendez)
|
11:00 |
Coffee break: Meeting Room, 1st floor |
11:30 |
Invited speaker: María Navarro |
12:30 |
Session 2: Cognition
- Adding Suspense to a Story Generation System through a Cognitive Model of the Impact of Affective Terms (Pablo Delatorre, Carlos León, Manuel Palomo-Duarte and Pablo Gervás)
- A Model of Character Evolution based on Stanislavsky-driven BDI Agents (Matthias Wilder and Pablo Gervás)
- On the Role of Argumentation in Discovery Proof-Events (Sofia Almpani, Petros Stefaneas and Ioannis Vandoulakis)
- Biometrics and Artificial Creativity (Pietro Galliani)
|
13:30 |
Lunch: Cafeteria, CS Faculty, ground floor |
15:00 |
Invited speaker: Guiomar Niso |
16:00 |
Session 3: Music
- Automatic composition of descriptive music: A case study of the relationship between image and sound (Lucía Martín-Gómez, Javier Pérez-Marcos and María Navarro-Cáceres)
- LitSens: An Improved Architecture for Adaptive Music Using Text Input and Sentiment Analysis (Manuel López Ibáñez, Nahum Álvarez and Federico Peinado)
- Designing a Co-Creative Dancing Robotic Tablet (Federico Fabiano, Hannah R. M. Pelikan, Jelle Pingen, Judith Zissoldt, Alejandro Catala and Mariët Theune)
|
17:00 |
Coffee break: Meeting Room, 1st floor |
17:30 |
Discussion |
18:15 |
Closing remarks |
18:30 |
End |
Dinner
City Bell, 9pm.