Titlebook: Argumentation in Multi-Agent Systems; 7th International Wo Peter McBurney,Iyad Rahwan,Simon Parsons Conference proceedings 2011 Springer-Ve

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Bernhard Kittel,Kamil Marcinkiewiczd immediately contribute to realization of the goal, the goal is achievable, the means is permissible, no alternative means is preferable, and the side effects do not outweigh the benefits of achieving the goal. Its conclusion is a decision to bring about the means. The scheme can be reiterated unti

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Statistical Analysis of Experimental Databecomes even more complicated when an agent is involved in a joint deliberation, as each agent will have its own preferred outcome which may change as new information is received from the other agents involved in the deliberation. We present an argumentation-based dialogue system that allows agents

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Strategic Voting in the Laboratoryms and supply arguments. Existing models fail to capture the interplay between the provided arguments as well as successively selecting a winner from the proposals. This paper introduces a general framework for agent deliberation dialogues that uses an explicit reply structure to produce coherent di

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137016645in multiagent systems (MAS). We will first discuss inductive learning and the role argumentation plays in multiagent inductive learning. Then we focus on how inductive learning can be used to realize argumentation in MAS based on empirical grounds. We present a MAS framework for empirical argumentat

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Anne L. Bezuidenhout,Robin K. Morrisesource availability constraints under which others operate. We present an efficient approach for identifying, learning and modeling the policies of others during collaborative problem solving activities. The mechanisms presented in this paper will enable agents to build more effective argumentation

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230524125 generic framework for the computational representation of argument information. It is able to represent different types of complex arguments in open multi-agent societies, where agents have social relations between them. In addition, we have formalised our framework by defining an argumentation fra