Defeasible Argumentation is a type of argumentation framework in which conclusions are drawn provisionally and may be retracted or revised in light of new evidence or counterarguments, distinguishing it from monotonic logical systems by allowing for defeasible inference.
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An abstract framework for argumentation with structured arguments
Henry Prakken · Argument & Computation · 2010 · 671 citations · Full text
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