Generating and Reasoning with Argumentation Graphs
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In argumentation theory, we study how to model reasoning through the construction and evaluation of arguments using, so called, argumentation semantics. However, this two steps process (generation and evaluation) have been shown to be limiting due to the large number of arguments generated from real-life knowledge bases. Moreover, although it is assumed that argumentation semantics are intuitive to users, it is still mostly unknown how human reasoning relates to the underlying principles of argumentation.
In this talk, I will discuss my research in argumentation theory, focusing on:
- Techniques for generating argumentation graphs from knowledge bases
- Reasoning methods and how they relate to human reasoning
- Possible argumentation applications
- Speaker
- Bruno Yun
- Venue
- Meston 4 and MS Teams
- Contact
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For more information, contact Ehud Reiter (e.reiter@abdn.ac.uk)