A. Jaya
ABSTRACT
Story grabs the attention of all sorts of people like young, old, children etc. Everyone is always having a special interest in either reading or listening stories. Readers may have different taste and interests and also they have their own choice of stories. Some may be fond of mystic ones or science fiction, or mythology, or romantic stories but in common people love to read stories. Creative people may land their footsteps in the art of writing stories with their own creativity and imagination. They will produce interesting themes for the stories with their innovative thoughts. A writer has the responsibility to make the readers visualize the story in their mind in order to make the story as vivid and lively. The art of writing attractive stories requires a lot of creativity and intelligence to lead the story in a right way. This Automatic story generation system provides an environment for the user to construct or rewrite the story as per their desire, through user interaction. The most attractive feature of this system is that it allows the user to select the characters, objects and location for the story in which they are constructed. Ontology helps to provide the attributes of the characters, objects and locations to the generated story. As a result, ontology preserves the meaning of system generated story in an interesting way. Ontology is a formal explicit specification of shared conceptualization. This intelligent automatic story generation system helps for dynamic construction of stories using ontology in a neat fashion.
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Index Terms
- An intelligent system for semi-automatic story generation for kids using ontology
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