Sounder - Feasibility study to evaluate a novel writing support tool
Sounder - 评估新颖的写作支持工具的可行性研究
基本信息
- 批准号:10070050
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.68万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2023 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
PinTale is motivated by the need to support the millions of would-be authors each year in the complex task of planning their novels. A staggeringly small 3% of those who set out to write a novel ever finish writing, often due to the challenge of managing the vast quantities of information required to construct their characters and worlds, and the complexity of tracking overarching narratives, timelines, and intertwining plots and subplots.PinTale was founded by three budding novelists upon realising that, despite there being an abundance of software solutions to support writers (Scrivener, LivingWriter, etc.), none offer anything more advanced than digitised versions of old, paper-based tools: notebooks, scrapbooks, ring-binders and filing cabinets. Accordingly, we set out to work with leading AI and NLP experts to equip authors with the power of machine learning and data visualisation to transform their experience and enjoyment of the writing process and to improve the quality of their output.PinTale is a unique story structuring platform with a suite of functions enabling writers to structure their thoughts, plan plot/sub-plot arcs, and effectively manage and seamlessly access the vast quantities of information that they generate as they develop and write their novels, e.g., via intelligent tagging, novel interactive plotting features and dynamic visualisations.This project will enable a technical feasibility study and market research for a highly innovative new user-demanded component of PinTale: our curious chatbot companion, Sounder. Sounder will use natural language processing (NLP) to converse with the author, mining them for further information. Critically Sounder will not invent anything, but will allow the writer to guide the conversation, with Sounder fulfilling a writing coach or peer-group listener role. The information extracted from the author by Sounder will automatically populate PinTale, with automated tagging of information, powering PinTale's wider features.This project offers PinTale a timely opportunity to develop the innovative and ambitious idea for Sounder, in collaboration with AI/NLP experts at the University of Bath and design expertise from Optima, alongside stakeholder engagement via Bath Spa University Research Centre in Creative Writing and local writing groups. Successful completion will put PinTale on the pathway to meet a significant growth opportunity, with Sounder projected to increase revenue potential by 250-500%.We plan for project launch to coincide with National Novel Writing Month 2024, when half a million aspiring novelists will embark upon the task of writing a novel in 30 days.
PinTale的动机是需要支持数以百万计的潜在作者每年在规划他们的小说的复杂任务。在那些开始写小说的人中,只有3%的人完成了写作,这通常是由于管理构建人物和世界所需的大量信息的挑战,以及跟踪总体叙述、时间线和交织的情节和次要情节的复杂性。PinTale由三位崭露头角的小说家创立,他们意识到,尽管存在大量的软件解决方案来支持作家(Scrivener、LivingWriter等),没有一个能提供比旧的纸质工具的数字化版本更先进的东西:笔记本、剪贴簿、活页夹和文件柜。因此,我们开始与领先的人工智能和自然语言处理专家合作,为作者提供机器学习和数据可视化的力量,以改变他们的写作过程的体验和乐趣,并提高他们的输出质量。PinTale是一个独特的故事结构化平台,具有一系列功能,使作家能够构建他们的想法,计划情节/子情节弧,并且有效地管理和无缝地访问他们在开发和编写小说时产生的大量信息,例如,通过智能标记,新颖的交互式绘图功能和动态可视化。该项目将为PinTale的高度创新的新用户需求组件进行技术可行性研究和市场研究:我们好奇的聊天机器人伴侣,Sounder。Sounder将使用自然语言处理(NLP)与作者匡威,挖掘他们的更多信息。批评声音不会发明任何东西,但将允许作家指导对话,与声音履行写作教练或同行小组听众的作用。Sounder从作者那里提取的信息将自动填充PinTale,并自动标记信息,为PinTale的更广泛功能提供动力。该项目为PinTale提供了一个及时的机会,与巴斯大学的AI/NLP专家和Optima的设计专业知识合作,为Sounder开发创新和雄心勃勃的想法。此外,利益相关者通过巴斯温泉大学创意写作研究中心和当地写作团体参与。成功完成将使PinTale走上实现重大增长机会的道路,Sounder预计将增加250- 500%的收入潜力。我们计划在2024年全国小说写作月期间启动项目,届时将有50万有抱负的小说家开始在30天内撰写小说。
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