An Argumentation-Based Interaction Model and its Algorithms in Multi-agent System

Argumentation-based interaction model in multi-agent system is based on the idea that agents not only send messages, but also give reasons to support those messages. In this paper, we propose an argumentation-based interaction model between agents and algorithms for argument evaluation. In the model...

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Main Authors: Xiong Caiquan, Wang Chunzhi, Mei Qing, Sun Xianbin
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