Automating the Conversion of Natural Language Fiction to Multi-Modal 3D Animated Virtual EnvironmentsKevin GlassAugust, 2008Department of Computer Science, Rhodes University |
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Journal articles: |
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GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2009.
A method for automatically creating 3D animated scenes from annotated fiction text.
In submission to: IADIS International Journal on Computer Science and Information Systems, 2009. GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2007. Evaluating and improving morpho-syntactic classification over multiple corpora using pre-trained, "off-the-shelf", parts-of-speech tagging tools. South African Computer Journal, 40:4-10, 2008. PDF |
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Conference Papers (peer reviewed): |
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GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2008c.
Automating the creation of 3D animation from annotated fiction
text.
GLASS, K., ALCOCK, B. AND BANGAY, S. 2007.
Mechanisms for multimodality: taking fiction to another dimension.
GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2007b.
A naïve salience-based method for speaker identification in
fiction books.
GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2007a.
Constraint-based conversion of fiction text to a time-based graphical
representation.
GLASS, K. , MORKEL, C., AND BANGAY, S. 2006.
Duplicating Road Patterns in South African Informal Settlements Using Procedural Techniques.
GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2006.
Hierarchical rule generalisation for speaker identification in
fiction books.
GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2005.
Evaluating parts-of-speech taggers for use in a text-to-scene
conversion system.
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Posters: |
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GLASS, K. AND BANGAY, S. 2005.
Building 3D Virtual Environments Using Natural Language Descriptions.
In SAICSIT '05: Proceedings of the 2005 annual research conference of the South African institute of computer scientists and information technologists on IT research in developing countries (White River, South Africa). PNG, abstract |
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