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Narrative Studio: a branching story tree driven by search and an entity graph (paper note)
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What this guide covers
For writers and tool builders curious about branching story tools. It summarizes how the paper's event tree, search-based branch expansion and optional entity graph work, and what its evaluation did and did not cover. Based on two arXiv pages only; nothing was run.
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Narrative Studio: a branching story tree driven by search and an entity graph (paper note)
Coverage
For writers and tool builders curious about branching story tools. It summarizes how the paper's event tree, search-based branch expansion and optional entity graph work, and what its evaluation did and did not cover. Based on two arXiv pages only; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- The paper evaluates only the search-based expansion on children's stories, with an LLM as judge; it reports no test of the entity graph or the interface.
- In the paper the entity graph is supplied by the writer as a reference; it is not described as being updated or checked against generated events.
- The note's world-bible panel is a labelled, untested sketch of ours, not a feature of the paper.
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