The Case for Intention Revision in Stories and its Incorporation into IRIS, a Story-Based Planning System

Fendt, Matthew William (North Carolina State University) | Young, R. Michael (North Carolina State University)

AAAI Conferences 

Character intention revision is an essential component of stories, but it has yet to be incorporated into story generation systems. However, intentionality, one component of intention revision, has been explored in both narrative generation and logical formalisms. The IRIS system adopts the belief/desire/intention framework of intentionality from logical formalisms and combines it with preexisting concepts of intentionality in narrative. IRIS also introduces the crucial concept of intention revision for characters in the story. The intent of this synthesis is to create stories with dynamic and believable characters that update their beliefs, replan, and revise their intentions over the course of the story.

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