3 accepted papers
Argument schemes represent stereotypical patterns of reasoning that occur in everyday arguments. However, despite their usefulness, argument scheme classification, that is classifying natural language arguments according to the schemes they are instances of, is an under-explored task in NLP. In this…
While there is universal agreement that agents ought to act ethically, there is no agreement as to what constitutes ethical behaviour. To address this problem, recent philosophical approaches to `moral uncertainty' propose aggregation of multiple ethical theories to guide agent behaviour. However, o…
ASPIC+ is an established general framework for argumentation and non-monotonic reasoning. However, ASPIC+ does not satisfy the non-contamination rationality postulates, and moreover, tacitly assumes unbounded resources when demonstrating satisfaction of the consistency postulates. In this paper we p…