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affiliation: Queen Mary University of London, School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, UK

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2023
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George A. Wright, Matthew Purver:
Self-Comprehension for More Coherent Language Generation. AGI 2023: 328-337
2022
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George A. Wright, Matthew Purver:
A Self-Evaluating Architecture for Describing Data. TSD 2022: 187-198
2021
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George A. Wright, Matthew Purver:
Evaluating Natural Language Descriptions Generated in a Workspace-Based Architecture. ICCC 2021: 87-91
2020
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George A. Wright, Matthew Purver:
Creative Language Generation in a Society of Engagement and Reflection. ICCC 2020: 169-172

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