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Students
Brent Hecht, Geography
Nicole Starosielski, Film Studies
Jason Wither, Computer Science
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Keith Clarke, Geography
Tobias Hollerer, Computer Science |
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Abstract
Building off of a successful proof-of-concept completed
in the first year of work, the goal of Minotour 2.0 is to produce
a “narrative mining” strategy that has a stronger narrative
theory foundation and results in narratives that perform well in
user testing. In order to determine the optimal such strategy, Minotour
2.0 will produce a large variety of algorithmic variations that
will be evaluated in a user study at the end of the summer. These
variations will include both two- and three-anchor narrative curves
(start + end and start + climax + end) and will incorporate new
variables including semantic relatedness between articles and the
interests of the user. The user study will test narratives produced
by Minotour 2.0 against a randomly generated baseline to determine
whether or not users are experiencing the texts using their innate
narrative schema.
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