Visual creativity through concept combination using quantum cognitive models

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Complex Systems (Chaos) Laboratory, School of Computer Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Postal Code: 16846-13114, Iran

Abstract

Computational creativity modeling, including concept combination, enables us to foster deeper abilities of AI agents. Although concept combination has been addressed in a lot of computational creativity studies, findings show incompatibility amongst empirical data of concept combination and the results of the used methods. In addition, even though recent neuroscientific studies show the crucial impact of retrieving concepts’ relations explicitly stored in episodic memory, it has been underestimated in modeling creative processes. In this paper, a quantum cognition-based approach is used to more effectively consider the context and resolve logical inconsistencies. Also, episodic memory is leveraged as the basis for the concept combination modeling process based on the created context. The result of the proposed process is a set of meaningful concepts and expressions as a combination of stimuli and related episodes which are used to depict a visual collage as an image. The significant improvement in the quality of results in comparison with the existing methods suggests that quantum-like modeling can be considered as the foundation for developing AI agents capable of creating artistic images or assisting a person during a creative process.

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Scientia Iranica
Volume 31, Issue 2 - Serial Number 2
Transactions on Computer Science & Engineering and Electrical Engineering (D)
January and February 2024
Pages 118-135

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