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See detailA Principle-based Analysis of Abstract Agent Argumentation Semantics
Yu, Liuwen UL; Chen, Dongheng; Qiao, Lisha et al

in Bienvenu, Meghyn; Lakemeyer, Gerhard; Erdem, Esra (Eds.) Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, KR 2021, Online event, November 3-12, 2021 (2021)

Abstract agent argumentation frameworks extend Dung’s theory with agents, and in this paper we study four types of semantics for them. First, agent defense semantics replaces Dung’s notion of defense by ... [more ▼]

Abstract agent argumentation frameworks extend Dung’s theory with agents, and in this paper we study four types of semantics for them. First, agent defense semantics replaces Dung’s notion of defense by some kind of agent defense. Second, social agent semantics prefers arguments that belong to more agents. Third, agent reduction semantics considers the perspective of individual agents. Fourth, agent filtering semantics are inspired by a lack of knowledge. We study five existing principles and we introduce twelve new ones. In total, we provide a full analysis of fifty-two agent semantics and the seventeen principles. [less ▲]

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See detailArguing coalitions in abstract argumentation
Qiao, Lisha; Shen, Yiqi; Yu, Liuwen et al

in Liao, Beishui; Luo, Jieting; van der Torre, Leon (Eds.) Logics for New-Generation AI 2021 (2021)

In this paper, we are interested in different ways in which agents can collaborate in abstract agent argumentation. First, if arguments are accepted when they are put forward by more than one agent, then ... [more ▼]

In this paper, we are interested in different ways in which agents can collaborate in abstract agent argumentation. First, if arguments are accepted when they are put forward by more than one agent, then agents can put forward arguments from other agents of the coalition. Second, agents can put forward arguments to defend argu- ments from other agents of the coalition. For example, in expert opinion, a domain expert can put forward an argument defending an argument made by a politician, even when the politician cannot judge the correctness of the argument. Third, agents from a coalition can collectively defend an argument they share, without being able to defend the argument individually. In this paper, we formalize the different kinds of collaboration in abstract agent argumentation, and we illustrate the coalition for- mation with a case study in political debate. [less ▲]

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