John Platts

Senior Lecturer

Department: Computing and Multimedia Technology

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Qualifications

BA, MSc, AISB

Research Interests

  • I am engaged in research into the computerised generation of fiction, and related areas. This involves knowledge representation, rhetorical structure, and natural language generation, among other issues.
  • I also have some research interest in the application of knowledge-based systems to legal reasoning.

Teaching Interests

  • CMT1111 - Undergraduate Development Skills
  • CMT3991 - Computing Project Management
  • CMT3992 - Undergraduate Computing Project

Biography

Positions:

  • Senior Lecturer
  • P/T PhD Student

Publications:

  • Platts, J., Blandford, A., & Huyck, C. (2002) Awaiting The Sensation Of A Short, Sharp Shock: Twist-Centred Story Generation By Transformation, Proceedings of the AISB'02 Symposium on AI and Creativity in Arts and Science.
  • Platts, J., (1999), The Recounter Project, Proceedings of the AISB'99 Symposium on Creative Language: Humour and Stories
  • Platts, J., (1998), Penetrating into the Wrinkles of the Soul: Can you fake it? AISB Quarterly, Winter/Spring 98, Vol 99
  • Platts, J., (1998), Aesop Automated: Some Thoughts on Story Generation, MUCORT Conference, Middlesex University
  • Platts, J., (1997), Story Generation: Catching the TRAM, Writing and Computers 10 Conference, Brighton

 

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