This paper presents a formal approach to explaining change of inference in Quantitative Bipolar Argumentation Frameworks (QBAFs). When drawing conclusions from a QBAF and updating the QBAF to then again draw conclusions (and so on), our approach traces changes – which we call strength inconsistencies – in the partial order that a semantics establishes on the arguments in the QBAFs. We trace the strength inconsistencies to specific arguments, which then serve as explanations. We identify both sufficient and counterfactual explanations for strength inconsistencies and show that our approach guarantees that explanation arguments exist if and only if an update leads to strength inconsistency
peer reviewedWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an agent’s b...
An argumentation system can undergo changes (addition or removal of arguments/interactions), particu...
International audienceIn our paper [13], we have proposed a logical encoding of argumentation framew...
This paper presents a formal approach to explaining change of inference in Quantitative Bipolar Argu...
Bipolar argumentation frameworks have been instrumental in capturing the notion of support between a...
The process of arguing is also the process of justifying and explaining. Here, we focus on argumenta...
We present an approach to explaining inference in Quantitative Bipolar Argumentation Graphs (QBAGs):...
We define a quantitative semantics for evaluating the strength of arguments in Bipolar Argumentation...
The process of arguing is also the process of justifying and explaining. Transparent reasoning proce...
International audienceIn this article, we propose a survey of the use of bipolarity in argumentation...
International audienceWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an ...
International audienceDifferent abstract argumentation frameworks have been used for various applica...
International audienceGradual semantics are now well-studied in the computational argumentation lite...
Bipolar Argumentation Frameworks (BAF) are a natural extension of Dung’s Argumentation Frameworks (A...
The Bipolar Argumentation Framework approach is an extension of the Abstract Argumentation Framework...
peer reviewedWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an agent’s b...
An argumentation system can undergo changes (addition or removal of arguments/interactions), particu...
International audienceIn our paper [13], we have proposed a logical encoding of argumentation framew...
This paper presents a formal approach to explaining change of inference in Quantitative Bipolar Argu...
Bipolar argumentation frameworks have been instrumental in capturing the notion of support between a...
The process of arguing is also the process of justifying and explaining. Here, we focus on argumenta...
We present an approach to explaining inference in Quantitative Bipolar Argumentation Graphs (QBAGs):...
We define a quantitative semantics for evaluating the strength of arguments in Bipolar Argumentation...
The process of arguing is also the process of justifying and explaining. Transparent reasoning proce...
International audienceIn this article, we propose a survey of the use of bipolarity in argumentation...
International audienceWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an ...
International audienceDifferent abstract argumentation frameworks have been used for various applica...
International audienceGradual semantics are now well-studied in the computational argumentation lite...
Bipolar Argumentation Frameworks (BAF) are a natural extension of Dung’s Argumentation Frameworks (A...
The Bipolar Argumentation Framework approach is an extension of the Abstract Argumentation Framework...
peer reviewedWe address dynamics in abstract argumentation using a logical theory where an agent’s b...
An argumentation system can undergo changes (addition or removal of arguments/interactions), particu...
International audienceIn our paper [13], we have proposed a logical encoding of argumentation framew...