Temporal Dynamics of Argumentation Networks

TY - JOUR

T1 - Temporal Dynamics of Argumentation Networks

AU - Gabbay, D

AU - Woods, J

AU - Barringer, H

PY - 2005

Y1 - 2005

N2 - This is the first of a new series of papers on the temporal dynamics of Support and Attack networks. These are graphs with a basic situation described in Figure 5 below. We have nodes a1,...,an connected by arrows to a node b. The nodes have some values attached to them and these values are transmitted by the arrows, and revise the value at b. This series of papers studies the temporal dynamics of such networks. The topic, in this generality, has emerged from our previous research into argumentation frameworks (Gabbay and Woods [14,13,10,12] and Woods [21]). Our starting point is therefore a generalisation of abstract argumentation networks.

AB - This is the first of a new series of papers on the temporal dynamics of Support and Attack networks. These are graphs with a basic situation described in Figure 5 below. We have nodes a1,...,an connected by arrows to a node b. The nodes have some values attached to them and these values are transmitted by the arrows, and revise the value at b. This series of papers studies the temporal dynamics of such networks. The topic, in this generality, has emerged from our previous research into argumentation frameworks (Gabbay and Woods [14,13,10,12] and Woods [21]). Our starting point is therefore a generalisation of abstract argumentation networks.

M3 - Article

VL - 2605

SP - 59

EP - 98

JO - Lecture Notes in Computer Science

JF - Lecture Notes in Computer Science

ER -