Argumentation-Based Agents to Increase Human Organ Availability for Transplant

Pancho Tolchinsky, Ulises Cortés, Dan Laurentiu Grecu · Birkhäuser Basel eBooks · 2008

In this chapter we describe the work done in the EU project ASPIC: Argumentation Service Platform with Integrated Components. The main goals of which were 1) to develop a solid theoretical ground for the Argumentation Theory in Artificial Intelligence; 2) based on the theoretical work, develop practical-software components that embody standards for the argumentationbased technology (inference, decision-making, dialogue and learning); and 3) In order to test these components develop two large scale demonstrators. One of these large scale demonstrator is motivated on a medical problem. In particular, how to increase human organ availability for transplantation. It is this medical large scale demonstrator that we focus on in this chapter.

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