Since Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) was introduced in the nineties,the structure and semantics of an ABA framework have been studied exclusively in logical termswithout any graphical representation.Here, we show how an ABA framework and its complete semantics can be displayed in a graph,clarifying the structure of the ABA framework as well as the resulting complete assumption labellings.Furthermore, we show that such an ABA graph can be used to represent the structureand semantics of a logic program (LP), based on the correspondence between the semantics of a LP and an ABA framework encoding this LP
Focusing on assumption-based argumentation (ABA) as a central structured formalism to AI argumentati...
AbstractIn this paper we present a graph representation of logic programs and default theories. We s...
International audienceThis chapter aims at providing logical encodings for translating interactions ...
Logic Programming and Argumentation Theory have been existing side by side as two separate, yet rela...
Logic Programming and Argumentation Theory have been existing side by side as two separate, yet rela...
Argument graphs are a common way to model argumentative reasoning. For reasoning or computational pu...
In this work, we explain how Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) is subsumed by Logic Program...
Abstract. Arguments in structured argumentation are usually defined as trees. This introduces both c...
Arguments in structured argumentation are usually defined as trees, and extensions as sets of such t...
Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) has been shown to subsume various other non-monotonic reasoning...
International audienceIn this paper we extend our first results concerning the characterisa-tion of ...
A key ingredient of computational argumentation in AI is the generation of arguments in favor of or ...
Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) is a form of structured argumentation with roots in non-monoton...
International audienceArgumentation frameworks instantiated from logical language allow for argument...
The semantics of Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) frameworks are traditionally characterised as ...
Focusing on assumption-based argumentation (ABA) as a central structured formalism to AI argumentati...
AbstractIn this paper we present a graph representation of logic programs and default theories. We s...
International audienceThis chapter aims at providing logical encodings for translating interactions ...
Logic Programming and Argumentation Theory have been existing side by side as two separate, yet rela...
Logic Programming and Argumentation Theory have been existing side by side as two separate, yet rela...
Argument graphs are a common way to model argumentative reasoning. For reasoning or computational pu...
In this work, we explain how Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) is subsumed by Logic Program...
Abstract. Arguments in structured argumentation are usually defined as trees. This introduces both c...
Arguments in structured argumentation are usually defined as trees, and extensions as sets of such t...
Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) has been shown to subsume various other non-monotonic reasoning...
International audienceIn this paper we extend our first results concerning the characterisa-tion of ...
A key ingredient of computational argumentation in AI is the generation of arguments in favor of or ...
Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) is a form of structured argumentation with roots in non-monoton...
International audienceArgumentation frameworks instantiated from logical language allow for argument...
The semantics of Assumption-Based Argumentation (ABA) frameworks are traditionally characterised as ...
Focusing on assumption-based argumentation (ABA) as a central structured formalism to AI argumentati...
AbstractIn this paper we present a graph representation of logic programs and default theories. We s...
International audienceThis chapter aims at providing logical encodings for translating interactions ...