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Paper accepted for Arg&App workshop at KR 2023
[08.08.2023]The paper "A Discussion of Challenges in Benchmark Generation for Abstract Argumentation" by Isabelle Kuhlmann and Matthias Thimm has been accepted at the Arg&App workshop at KR 2023.
Abstract of the paper
A Discussion of Challenges in Benchmark Generation for Abstract Argumentation
by Isabelle Kuhlmann and Matthias Thimm
Abstract:
Abstract argumentation provides a formal framework for modeling and analyzing argumentative reasoning processes. As the field progresses, the need for benchmarks to evaluate and compare different algorithmic approaches becomes increasingly important. However, the process of generating suitable benchmarks for abstract argumentation is not without its challenges. This paper aims to explore the key challenges encountered in benchmark generation for abstract argumentation. In particular, we address the task of skeptical acceptability w.r.t. preferred semantics and describe a benchmark generator designed for this specific problem.
Abstract argumentation provides a formal framework for modeling and analyzing argumentative reasoning processes. As the field progresses, the need for benchmarks to evaluate and compare different algorithmic approaches becomes increasingly important. However, the process of generating suitable benchmarks for abstract argumentation is not without its challenges. This paper aims to explore the key challenges encountered in benchmark generation for abstract argumentation. In particular, we address the task of skeptical acceptability w.r.t. preferred semantics and describe a benchmark generator designed for this specific problem.
