A Data-Driven Case-Based Reasoning Approach to Interactive Storytelling

Interactive Storytelling Using a Data - Driven Case - Based Approach

KIIDSOnto: An OWL DL Ontology for Narrative Reasoning

The most important problem in Interactive Narrative Environments like computer games or interactive fictions is called “the interaction dilemma” [2], an inevitable conflict between the designer's determinism and the user's freedom. An interactive storytelling systems needs to structure an intensive and meaningful experience at the same time as enabling the right development of a pre-authored pl...

Exploring Abductive Event Binding for Opportunistic Storytelling

We present a prototype game system using opportunistic storytelling, a particular commitment in the space of interactive narrative. It uses abductive event binding to deliver authored stories about the actions that the player is already taking to achieve game play goals. We show results of a simulation experiment that characterizes efficiency in delivering story event content, in terms of param...

Evaluation, Orientation, and Action in Interactive StoryTelling

Interactive storytelling encompasses a wide variety of applications and systems that aim to allow players in a virtual world to affect the narrative progression prescribed by the author. The story world is often modeled by a set of hand-crafted causal and temporal relationships that define the possible narrative sequences based on the user’s actions. In our view, a more promising approach invol...

INTEGRATING CASE-BASED REASONING, KNOWLEDGE-BASED APPROACH AND TSP ALGORITHM FOR MINIMUM TOUR FINDING

Imagine you have traveled to an unfamiliar city. Before you start your daily tour around the city, you need to know a good route. In Network Theory (NT), this is the traveling salesman problem (TSP). A dynamic programming algorithm is often used for solving this problem. However, when the road network of the city is very complicated and dense, which is usually the case, it will take too long fo...