CHAE: Fine-Grained Controllable Story Generation with Characters, Actions and Emotions

Xinpeng Wang, Han Jiang, Zhihua Wei, Shanlin Zhou
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Story generation has emerged as an interesting yet challenging NLP task in recent years. Some existing studies aim at generating fluent and coherent stories from keywords and outlines; while others attempt to control the global features of the story, such as emotion, style and topic. However, these works focus on coarse-grained control on the story, neglecting control on the details of the story, which is also crucial for the task. To fill the gap, this paper proposes a model for fine-grained control on the story, which allows the generation of customized stories with characters, corresponding actions and emotions arbitrarily assigned. Extensive experimental results on both automatic and human manual evaluations show the superiority of our method. It has strong controllability to generate stories according to the fine-grained personalized guidance, unveiling the effectiveness of our methodology. Our code is available at https://github.com/victorup/CHAE.
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CHAE:包含角色、动作和情感的细粒度可控故事生成
近年来,故事生成已成为一项有趣但具有挑战性的NLP任务。一些现有的研究旨在从关键词和大纲中生成流畅连贯的故事;而另一些人则试图控制故事的整体特征,如情感、风格和主题。然而,这些作品侧重于对故事的粗粒度控制,而忽略了对故事细节的控制,而这对任务来说也是至关重要的。为了填补这一空白,本文提出了一个对故事进行细粒度控制的模型,该模型允许生成任意指定角色、相应动作和情感的定制故事。大量的自动和人工评估的实验结果表明了我们方法的优越性。它具有很强的可控性,可以根据细粒度的个性化指导生成故事,揭示了我们方法的有效性。我们的代码可在https://github.com/victorup/CHAE上获得。
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