Computational creativity is a flourishing research area, with a variety of creative systems
being produced and developed. Creativity evaluation has not kept pace with system …

Computational creativity is the modelling, simulating or replicating of creativity
computationally. In examining and learning from these “creative systems”, from what …

No methodology has been accepted as standard for evaluating the creativity of a system in
the field of computational creativity and the multi-faceted and subjective nature of creativity …

Computational creativity research has produced many computational systems that are
described as 'creative'. Historically, these 'creative systems' have not received much in terms …

This paper describes a computational model named Dev ER (Developmental Engagement-
Reflection) that, inspired by Piaget's theory, simulates the assimilation-accommodation …

A concept, design or other artefact is p-creative when it is simultaneously novel and valuable
for a specific individual. This is defined by contrast to h-creative artefacts, which are novel …

Creativity cannot exist in a vacuum; it develops through feedback, learning, reflection and
social interaction with others. However, this perspective has been relatively under …

In evaluating how creative a program or an artefact is, a key factor to consider is the value
inherent in that program or artefact. We investigate how to measure subjective, cultural …

One particular challenge in AI is the computational modelling and simulation of creativity.
Feedback and learning from experience are key aspects of the creative process. Here we …

This paper reports an extension of the program MEXICA, an automatic plot generator. The
purpose of this project is to build a framework that permits studying the relations between …