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Abstract: Computational dialectics is a relatively new field. It is, among others, concerned with the formal representation of argument and dispute. The goal is to suggest algorithms, procedures and protocols to investigate the tenability of logical claims, on the basis of incomplete and uncertain information. (Usually in the form of rules and cases.) Currently, the field slowly converges to the opinion that dispute is the most fair and effective way to investigate claims. The definition of a formal... (Update)
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...con and expresses the resolution of their conflict as a priority rule. However, his method is not embedded in a dialectical context. Vreeswijk (1996) has earlier embedded HYPO style reasoning in a formally defined dialectical protocol, but since this is not the main theme of his...
.... re emphasized in the artificial intelligence community (see, e.g. Gordon [9] Hage et al. 10] Lodder [11] Loui [12] Vreeswijk [13]) Argumentation diagrams are useful for the understanding of the process of argumentation. For instance, specific argumentation strategies...
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G.A.W. Vreeswijk, Representation of formal dispute with a standing order. Research Report MATRIX, University of Limburg. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/vreeswijk96representation.html More
@article{ vreeswijk00representation,
author = "Gerard Vreeswijk",
title = "Representation of formal dispute with a standing order",
journal = "Artificial Intelligence and Law",
volume = "8",
number = "2/3",
pages = "205-231",
year = "2000",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/vreeswijk96representation.html" }
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65 the Comparison of Theories: Preferring the Most Specific Exp.. (context) - Poole - 1985
39 Defeat Among Arguments: A System of Defeasible Inference (context) - Loui - 1987
31 Studies in Defeasible Argumentation (context) - Vreeswijk - 1993
17 Defeasible Reasoning and Decision Support Systems (context) - Nute - 1988
17 Justification and defeat - Pollock - 1994
15 A Reconstruction of Rescher's Theory of Formal Disputation B.. (context) - Brewka - 1994
15 Defeasible Dialectics: A Controversy-Oriented Approach towar.. - Vreeswijk - 1993
9 Theory of Knowledge (context) - Chisholm - 1977
9 Principles for Democratic Control of Bounded-Rational (context) - Page - 1991
7 The Computational Value of Debate in Defeasible Reasoning - Vreeswijk
7 IACAS: an implementation of Chisholm's principles of knowled.. - Vreeswijk
6 Formalizing Nomic: working on a theory of communication with.. - Vreeswijk - 1995
6 Ampliative Inference (context) - Loui - 1990
5 Logical Tools for Modeling Legal Argument (context) - Prakken - 1993
4 Accrual of arguments in defeasible argumentation - Verheij
3 Arguments and Defeat in Argument-based Nonmonotonic Reasonin.. - Verheij
3 IACAS user manual v1 (context) - Vreeswijk - 1994
3 Argument and Arbitration Games (context) - Loui - 1994
2 Formal Systems of Dialogue Rules (context) - Krabbe - 1985
1 Emergent Political Structures in Abstract Forms of Rulemakin.. (context) - Vreeswijk
1 Defeat Among Arguments II (context) - Loui - 1989
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