Resource boundedness and argumentation

Authors:
Nicolás D. Rotstein;Nir Oren;Timothy J. Norman
Affiliations:
dot.rural Digital Economy Hub, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom;dot.rural Digital Economy Hub, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom;dot.rural Digital Economy Hub, University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Venue:
TAFA'11 Proceedings of the First international conference on Theory and Applications of Formal Argumentation
Year:
2011

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Abstract

In this paper we extend the traditional Dung argumentation framework with cardinality constraints over the set of warranted arguments. This results in a new definition for argumentation semantics wherein arguments within an extension are both in some sense consistent and compliant with the constraints imposed on the system. After discussing the theoretical aspects of such a resource-bounded argumentation framework we describe its utility via an application to a concrete application domain: the scheduling of demand responsive transport.