International audienceDung's argumentation framework has been extended to consider preferences over arguments or over attacks, in a qualitative or in a quantitative way. In this paper, we investigate the relationships between preferences over arguments and preferences over attacks. We give conditions on the definition of preferences over attacks from preferences over arguments. Following these principles, we propose different instantiations of an AFvs (argumentation framework with attacks of various strength), when preferences over arguments are available. Our proposal is compared to existing work, particularly regarding the conditions in which the defence holds
Consider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred to B. Existing approa...
Abstract—The aim of this paper is to study how preferences, which are used to model intrinsic streng...
An argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are arguments and arcs are attack...
Dung's argumentation framework has been extended to consider preferences over arguments or over atta...
International audienceDung's argumentation framework has been extended to consider preferences over ...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
An argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are arguments and arcs are attack...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred...
International audienceConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred...
International audienceDung’s argumentation framework consists of a set of arguments and an attack re...
peer reviewedConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred to B. Ex...
Consider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred to B. Existing approa...
Abstract—The aim of this paper is to study how preferences, which are used to model intrinsic streng...
An argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are arguments and arcs are attack...
Dung's argumentation framework has been extended to consider preferences over arguments or over atta...
International audienceDung's argumentation framework has been extended to consider preferences over ...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
An argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are arguments and arcs are attack...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceAn argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are argumen...
International audienceConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred...
International audienceConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred...
International audienceDung’s argumentation framework consists of a set of arguments and an attack re...
peer reviewedConsider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred to B. Ex...
Consider an argument A that is attacked by an argument B, while A is preferred to B. Existing approa...
Abstract—The aim of this paper is to study how preferences, which are used to model intrinsic streng...
An argumentation framework is seen as a directed graph whose nodes are arguments and arcs are attack...