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Interleaved Argumentation and Explanation in Dialog
Abstract
Computational models for natural arguments are more realistic when they encompass concepts of both argumentation and explanation, as shown in the informal logic literature. Apart from distinguishing explanations from arguments, I am presenting our approach for modeling them in description logic. By using description logics (DL) to define the ontologies of the agents, the DL reasoning tasks are used to distinguish an argument from an explanation.
Full citation
"Interleaved Argumentation and Explanation in Dialog", Groza, Adrian, Reasoning: Games, Cognition, Logic (Poznan Reasoning Week), College Publications, pp. 115-136, ISBN: 978-1-84890-325-8, 2020.