RI: Doctoral Student Consortium at the Seventh International Conference on Computational Creativity

2017年6月19日至6月23日，在乔治亚州亚特兰大的佐治亚理工学院举行的第七届计算创造力国际会议上，该奖学金支持参加博士生联盟的选定学生的学生旅行。ICCC是一个国际会议系列，涵盖了广泛的计算创意系统研究，包括评估创造力，产生创造性的人工制品，开发创造力支持工具，提高创造力的计算建模因素，计算类比，以及在工业，商业和政府中的应用。这项活动将汇集人工智能和相关学科领域的广泛的初级研究人员社区，围绕具有挑战性的跨学科计算创造力概念。这些活动结合起来，为学生和经验丰富的研究人员提供了教育机会，涵盖了对这些学生在他们的研究生涯中取得成功非常重要和相关的主题。参与的学生将有机会向该领域的国际知名研究人员以及他们的同龄人展示他们的研究成果。学生将了解计算创造力研究中的关键挑战，并讨论评估方法、最佳实践和正在进行的研究工作。该联盟在许多研究小组之间培养了一种合作文化，这些研究小组正在从事计算创造力和相关领域的研究。入选的学生将有机会在联合会上作口头报告。所有学生都将参加来自世界领先的计算创造力研究人员的几次受邀演讲，重点是如何在该领域起步，以及如何开展研究以解决创造力的跨学科挑战，从而导致未来的系统新颖，创新和有用。

This grant supports student travel for select students participating in the Doctoral Student Consortium at the Seventh International Conference on Computational Creativity, Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA from June 19th through June 23rd 2017. ICCC is an international conference series covering a broad range of research on computational creative systems, including evaluating creativity, generating creative artifacts, developing creativity support tools, computationally modeling factors that enhance creativity, computational analogy, and applications in industry, business and government. This activity will bring together a broad community of junior researchers in the field of AI and related disciplines around the challenging interdisciplinary notion of computational creativity. These events combine to provide educational opportunities for students and experienced researchers alike, covering topics that are important and relevant to the success of these students in their research careers. Participating students will an opportunity to present their research to internationally recognized researchers in the field, as well as to their peers. Students will be introduced to key challenges in research in computational creativity and discuss evaluation methodologies, best practices, and ongoing research efforts. The consortium fosters a culture of collaboration across the many research groups that are pursuing research in computational creativity and related fields. Selected students will have the opportunity to give an oral presentation at the consortium. All students will attend several invited talks from world-leading computational creativity researchers, with an emphasis on how to get started in the field and advice for conducting research to tackle the hard interdisciplinary challenges of creativity, leading to future systems that are novel, innovative and useful.