In this paper, we introduce a formal framework for explaining change of inference in abstract argumentation, in particular in the context of iteratively drawing inferences from a sequence of normal expansions, with a focus on admissible set-based semantics. We then conduct a formal analysis, showing that given an initial argumentation framework and an extension that has been inferred from it, we can guarantee the existence of explanation arguments for the violation of monotony when inferring an extension from a normal expansion of the initial argumentation framework
Dung’s argumentation framework takes as input two abstract entities: a set of arguments and a binary...
We define abstract proof procedures for performing credulous and sceptical non-monotonic reasoning, ...
In the field of knowledge representation, argumentation is usually considered as an abstract framewo...
In this paper, we introduce a formal framework for explaining change of inference in abstract argume...
peer reviewedWe present a new approach to reasoning about the outcome of an argumentation framework...
In this paper, we introduce the notion of the degree of monotony to abstract argumentation, a well-e...
Abstract. This paper addresses the problem of revising a Dung-style argumentation framework by addin...
peer reviewedIn the symbolic artificial intelligence community, abstract argumentation with its sema...
This paper presents a principle-based perspective on ensuring consistency in sequential abstract arg...
This paper continues the rather recent line of research on the dynamics of non-monotonic formalisms....
AbstractWe present an abstract framework for default reasoning, which includes Theorist, default log...
The current book chapter examines how to apply Dung’s theory of abstract argumentation to define me...
Argumentation can be viewed as a process of generating explanations. However, existing argumentation...
Previous chapters have focussed on abstract argumentation frameworks and proper-ties of sets of argu...
International audienceWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an ...
Dung’s argumentation framework takes as input two abstract entities: a set of arguments and a binary...
We define abstract proof procedures for performing credulous and sceptical non-monotonic reasoning, ...
In the field of knowledge representation, argumentation is usually considered as an abstract framewo...
In this paper, we introduce a formal framework for explaining change of inference in abstract argume...
peer reviewedWe present a new approach to reasoning about the outcome of an argumentation framework...
In this paper, we introduce the notion of the degree of monotony to abstract argumentation, a well-e...
Abstract. This paper addresses the problem of revising a Dung-style argumentation framework by addin...
peer reviewedIn the symbolic artificial intelligence community, abstract argumentation with its sema...
This paper presents a principle-based perspective on ensuring consistency in sequential abstract arg...
This paper continues the rather recent line of research on the dynamics of non-monotonic formalisms....
AbstractWe present an abstract framework for default reasoning, which includes Theorist, default log...
The current book chapter examines how to apply Dung’s theory of abstract argumentation to define me...
Argumentation can be viewed as a process of generating explanations. However, existing argumentation...
Previous chapters have focussed on abstract argumentation frameworks and proper-ties of sets of argu...
International audienceWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an ...
Dung’s argumentation framework takes as input two abstract entities: a set of arguments and a binary...
We define abstract proof procedures for performing credulous and sceptical non-monotonic reasoning, ...
In the field of knowledge representation, argumentation is usually considered as an abstract framewo...