Creativity assessment is an area in demand of research, for creativity is a recent field of study and its principles are not well understood. Ritchie’s Criteria are a recent proposal, consisting of fourteen principles to assess the creativity of computer programs. We have applied those criteria to three different systems: Wasp, a poem generator, Divago, a conceptual blender, and Dupond, a sentence paraphraser. The results are hereby discussed and compared, and the main difficulties of applying this methodology are pointed out.
Keywords
Creativity Assessment, Ritchie's criteria
Subject
Creativity
Conference
Second Computational Creativity Workshop, IJCAI2005, July 2005
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