Multilevel Computational Creativity
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Ricardo Sosa and John Gero: Multilevel Computational Creativity. In: Computational Creativity 2013 ICCC 2013.
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Creativity can hardly be understood in isolation from a context where values such as novelty and usefulness are ascribed. This paper presents a multi-level perspective for the study of creativity and formulates a framework for computational creativity that consists of 1) Culture; 2) Society; 3) Groups; 4) Products; 5) Personality; 6) Cognition, 7) Neural processes; and 8) CC processes. This model enables the definition of functional relation- ships among these levels. As an initial step to illustrate its usefulness, an analysis is made of the ICCC’12 pro- ceedings in view of this model.
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