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Dung-like argumentation framework ASPIC+and Defeasible Logic (DL) arebothwell-studiedrule-basedformalismsfordefeasiblereasoning.Wecomparethe two frameworks and establish a linkage between an instantiation of ASPIC+and a DL variant, which leads to a better understanding and cross-fertilization – in particular our work sheds light on features such as ambiguity propagating/blocking, team defeat and strict rules for argumentation, while emphasizing the argumentation-theoretic features of DL.
Title: On ASPIC
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Dung-like argumentation framework ASPIC+and Defeasible Logic (DL) arebothwell-studiedrule-basedformalismsfordefeasiblereasoning.
Wecomparethe two frameworks and establish a linkage between an instantiation of ASPIC+and a DL variant, which leads to a better understanding and cross-fertilization – in particular our work sheds light on features such as ambiguity propagating/blocking, team defeat and strict rules for argumentation, while emphasizing the argumentation-theoretic features of DL.
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