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, 2005 Argumentation-based negotiation (ABN) is an effective means of resolving conflicts in a multi-agent society. However, it consumes both time and computational resources for agents to generate, select and evaluate arguments. Furthermore, in many cases, argumentation is not the only means of resolving conflicts.
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ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1987
Argus is a programming language and system developed to support the construction and execution of distributed programs. This paper describes the implementation of Argus, with particular emphasis on the way we implement atomic actions, because this is where Argus differs most from other implemented systems.
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Argus is a programming language and system developed to support the construction and execution of distributed programs. This paper describes the implementation of Argus, with particular emphasis on the way we implement atomic actions, because this is where Argus differs most from other implemented systems.
Barbara Liskov +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2005 conference on Computer support for collaborative learning learning 2005: the next 10 years! - CSCL '05, 2005
We describe a collaborative computer-based activity as a means of developing argumentive discourse skills in middle-school students. The rationale for use of this technology is that it heightens the opportunity, and indeed demand, for metacognitive reflection on the communication, relative to direct verbal exchange.
Deanna Kuhn, Wendy Goh
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We describe a collaborative computer-based activity as a means of developing argumentive discourse skills in middle-school students. The rationale for use of this technology is that it heightens the opportunity, and indeed demand, for metacognitive reflection on the communication, relative to direct verbal exchange.
Deanna Kuhn, Wendy Goh
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IEEE Software, 2012
Conformance to software standards plays an essential role in establishing confidence in high-integrity software systems. However, standards conformance suffers from uncertainty about its meaning for three reasons: because requirements of the standard must be interpreted to fit the specifics of the application; because standards can deliberately leave ...
Patrick J. Graydon +4 more
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Conformance to software standards plays an essential role in establishing confidence in high-integrity software systems. However, standards conformance suffers from uncertainty about its meaning for three reasons: because requirements of the standard must be interpreted to fit the specifics of the application; because standards can deliberately leave ...
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Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 1996
A number of cognitivists have claimed that it is somehow illegitimate for those people who do not accept that cognitions are the only cause of human behavior to enter into debate on the issue. Their argument appears to be that it is not possible to develop an argument without making use of the sort of cognition described by Bandura [Bandura (1995 ...
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A number of cognitivists have claimed that it is somehow illegitimate for those people who do not accept that cognitions are the only cause of human behavior to enter into debate on the issue. Their argument appears to be that it is not possible to develop an argument without making use of the sort of cognition described by Bandura [Bandura (1995 ...
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Arguing about arguing: a comment
Critical Policy Studies, 2013This symposium of Critical Policy Studies shares the concern for systematic empirical evaluations of the extent to which arguing and deliberation are relevant for explaining outcomes in the real world of public policy. The articles contribute to a growing body of literature on the conditions under which deliberative practices matter in politics.
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2010
We have previously introduced the notion of arguing from experience, whereby agents debate a classification problem using arguments based on association rules mined “on the fly” from their individual datasets. In this paper we extend PISA, which allows for n agents to argue about cases which have n possible classifications.
Maya Wardeh +2 more
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We have previously introduced the notion of arguing from experience, whereby agents debate a classification problem using arguments based on association rules mined “on the fly” from their individual datasets. In this paper we extend PISA, which allows for n agents to argue about cases which have n possible classifications.
Maya Wardeh +2 more
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