Story Generation and Aviation Incident Representation
This working note discusses the topic of story generation, with a view to
identifying the knowledge required to understand aviation incident narratives
(which have structural similarities to stories), following the premise that to
understand aviation incidents, one should at least be able to generate examples
of them. We give a brief overview of aviation incidents and their relation to
stories, and then describe two of our earlier attempts (using scripts' and
story grammars') at incident generation which did not evolve promisingly.
Following this, we describe a simple incident generator which did work (at a
toy' level), using a world simulation' approach. This generator is based on
Meehan's TALE-SPIN story generator (1977). We conclude with a critique of the
approach.
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