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Interactive storytelling with temporal planning

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Narrative time has an important role to play in Interactive Storytelling (IS) systems. In contrast to prevailing IS approaches which use implicit models of time, in our work we ha...

Julie Porteous, Jonathan Teutenberg, Fred Charles,...

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