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You can download the individual papers\u00a0below, organised by session theme. Alternatively, you can download the full proceedings<\/a> (50Mb).<\/p>\n

Session 1: Metaphor in Computational Creativity<\/strong>
\nComputationally Created Soundscapes with Audio Metaphor<\/em><\/a>, Miles Thorogood and Philippe Pasquier
\nGenerating Apt Metaphor Ideas for Pictorial Advertising<\/em><\/a>, Ping Xiao and Josep Blat
\nOnce More, With Feeling! Using Creative Affective Metaphors to Express Information Needs<\/em><\/a>, Tony Veale<\/p>\n

Session 2: Creativity via Computational Evolution<\/strong>
\nEvolving Figurative Images Using Expression\u2013Based Evolutionary Art<\/em><\/a>, Jo\u00e3o Correia, Penousal Machado, Juan Romero and Adrian Carballal
\nFitness Functions for Ant Colony Paintings<\/em><\/a>, Penousal Machado and Hugo Amaro
\nAdaptation of an Autonomous Creative Evolutionary System for Real\u2013World Design Application Based on Creative Cognition<\/a><\/em>, Steve Dipaola, Kristin Carlson, Graeme McCaig, Sara Salevati and Nathan Sorenson<\/p>\n

Session 3: Creative Processes<\/strong>
\nA Computational Model of Analogical Reasoning in Dementia Care<\/em><\/a>, Konstantinos Zachos and Neil Maiden
\nTransforming Exploratory Creativity with DeLeNoX<\/em><\/a>, Antonios Liapis, H\u00e9ctor P. Mart\u00ednez, Julian Togelius and Georgios N. Yannakakis
\nA Discussion on Serendipity in Creative Systems<\/em><\/a>, Alison Pease, Simon Colton, Ramin Ramezani, John Charnley and Kate Reed<\/p>\n

Session 4: Music<\/strong>
\nConsidering Vertical and Horizontal Context in Corpus\u2013based Generative Electronic Dance Music<\/em><\/a>, Arne Eigenfeldt and Philippe Pasquier
\nHarmonising Melodies: Why Do We Add the Bass Line First?<\/em><\/a> Raymond Whorley, Christophe Rhodes, Geraint Wiggins and Marcus Pearce
\nAutomatical Composition of Lyrical Songs<\/em><\/a>, Jukka M. Toivanen, Hannu Toivonen and Alessandro Valitutti
\nImplications from Music Generation for Music Appreciation<\/em><\/a>, Amy K. Hoover, Paul A. Szerlip and Kenneth O. Stanley<\/p>\n

Session 5: Visual Art<\/strong>
\nAutonomously Communicating Conceptual Knowledge Through Visual Art<\/em><\/a>, Derrall Heath, David Norton and Dan Ventura
\nA Computer Model for the Generation of Visual Compositions<\/em><\/a>, Rafael Perez Y Perez, Maria Gonzalez de Cossio and Ivan Guerrero<\/p>\n

Session 6: Computational Processes for Creativity<\/strong>
\nLearning How to Reinterpret Creative Problems<\/em><\/a>, Kazjon Grace, John Gero and Rob
\nSaunders
\nComputational Creativity in Naturalistic Decision\u2013Making<\/em><\/a>, Magnus J\u00e4ndel<\/p>\n

Session 7: Evaluating Computational Creativity<\/strong>
\nNobody’s A Critic: On The Evaluation Of Creative Code Generators \u2014A Case Study In Video Game Design<\/em><\/a>, Michael Cook, Simon Colton and Jeremy Gow
\nA Model for Evaluating Interestingness in a Computer\u2013Generated Plot<\/em><\/a>, Rafael Perez Y Perez and Otoniel Ortiz
\nA Model of Heteroassociative Memory: Deciphering Surprising Features and Locations<\/em><\/a>,
\nShashank Bhatia and Stephan Chalup
\nComputational Models of Surprise as a Mechanism for Evaluating Creative Design<\/em><\/a>, Mary Lou Maher, Douglas Fisher and Kate Brady<\/p>\n

Session 9: Poetry
\n<\/strong>Less Rhyme, More Reason: Knowledge\u2013based Poetry Generation with Feeling, Insight and Wit<\/em><\/a>,\u00a0Tony Veale
\nHarnessing Constraint Programming for Poetry Composition<\/em><\/em><\/a>, Jukka M. Toivanen, Matti\u00a0J\u00e4rvisalo and Hannu Toivonen<\/p>\n

Session 10: Narrative<\/strong>
\nSlant: A Blackboard System to Generate Plot, Figuration, and Narrative Discourse Aspects of Stories<\/em><\/a>, Nick Montfort, Rafael P\u00e9rez Y P\u00e9rez, D. Fox Harrell and Andrew Campana
\nUsing Theory Formation Techniques for the Invention of Fictional Concepts<\/em><\/a>, Flaminia Cavallo, Alison Pease, Jeremy Gow and Simon Colton
\ne-Motion: A System for the Development of Creative Animatics<\/em><\/a>, Santiago Negrete-Yankelevich and Nora Morales-Zaragoza
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

Session 11 Collective and Social Creativity<\/strong>
\nAn Emerging Computational Model of Flow Spaces in Social Creativity and Learning<\/em><\/a>, Shiona Webster, Konstantinos Zachos and Neil Maiden
\nIdea in a Bottle\u2014A New Method for Creativity in Open Innovation<\/em><\/a>, Matthias R. Guertler,\u00a0Christopher Muenzberg and Udo Lindemann
\nMultilevel Computational Creativity<\/em><\/a>, Ricardo Sosa and John Gero<\/p>\n

Session 12 Embodied Creativity<\/strong>
\nHuman\u2013Robot Interaction with Embodied Creative Systems<\/em><\/a>, Rob Saunders, Emma Chee and Petra Gemeinboeck
\nThe Role of Motion Dynamics in Abstract Painting<\/em><\/a>, Alexander Schubert and Katja Mombaur
\nCreative Machine Performance: Computational Creativity and Robotic Art<\/em><\/a>, Petra Gemeinboeck and Rob Saunders<\/p>\n

Demonstrations<\/strong>
\nAn Artificial Intelligence System to Mediate the Creation of Sound and Light Environments<\/em><\/a>, Claudio Benghi and Gloria Ronchi
\nControlling Interactive Music Performance (CIM)<\/em><\/a>, Andrew Brown, Toby Gifford and Bradley Voltz
\nA Flowcharting System for Computational Creativity<\/em><\/a>, Simon Colton and John Charnley
\nA Rogue Dream: Web-Driven Theme Generation for Games<\/em><\/a>, Michael Cook
\nA Puzzling Present: Code Modification for Game Mechanic Design<\/em><\/a>, Michael Cook and Simon Colton
\nA meta-pianist serial music comproviser<\/em><\/a>, Roger T. Dean
\nassimilate – collaborative narrative construction<\/em><\/a>, Damian Hills
\nBreeding on site<\/em><\/a>, Tatsuo Unemi
\nA Fully Automatic Evolutionary Art<\/em><\/a>, Tatsuo Unemi<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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