Challenge: a new framework for controllable story continuation generation is proposed . we use frames to generate story continuations based on sentence attributes .
Approach: They propose a framework for controlled generation of multiple, diverse outputs . they use sentiment, length, predicates, frames, and automatically-induced clusters as controllable dimensions .
Outcome: The proposed model produces outputs that match target attributes, the authors show . it also yields higher metric scores than previous models, they show ."

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