Focusing inference in defeasible argumentation 1

Guillermo Ricardo Simari, I Carlos, Alejandro J. Garc · 1994

An argumentative system constitutes a formalization of the process of defeasible reasoning. An argument is a tentative piece of reasoning that an agent would be inclined to accept, all things considered, as an explanation for a certain hypothesis. If new information becomes available, arguments may lose support or become weakened, and no longer be regarded as valid. In [11, 3] an argument-based...

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