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An Introduction and Comparison of Dung's Argumentation Frameworks

Wei Zhang, Shujuan Ji, Yongquan Liang, Qijia Tian

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Argumentation is a useful abstract mechanism in artificial intelligence; it has a wide range of applications. P.M. Dung's abstract argumentation framework (AF) and assumption-based argumentation framework (ABF) are the most famous and fundamental argumentation frameworks. In this paper, we introduce these two frameworks, compare their differences and identify their relationships. These two frameworks and derivation process can instruct the late comers to construct an argument.

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Argumentation is a useful abstract mechanism in artificial intelligence; it has a wide range of applications. P.M. Dung's abstract argumentation framework (AF) and assumption-based argumentation framework (ABF) are the most famous and fundamental argumentation frameworks. In this paper, we introduce these two frameworks, compare their differences and identify their relationships. These two frameworks and derivation process can instruct the late comers to construct an argument.

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Argumentation is a useful abstract mechanism in artificial intelligence; it has a wide range of applications. P.M. Dung's abstract argumentation framework (AF) and assumption-based argumentation framework (ABF) are the most famous and fundamental argumentation frameworks. In this paper, we introduce these two frameworks, compare their differences and identify their relationships. These two frameworks and derivation process can instruct the late comers to construct an argument.

Key concepts: Argumentation theory, Argumentation framework, Argument (complex analysis), Computer science, Construct (python library), Process (computing), Epistemology, Probabilistic argumentation

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