Workshop program

November 19 (Tuesday)

    • 14.00-14.10 Opening
    • 14.10-14.35 (Chalaguine, Hunter) Knowledge Acquisition and Corpus for Argumentation-Based Chatbots
    • 14.35-15.00 (Cerutti, Toniolo, Norman) On Natural Language Generation of Formal Argumentation
    • 15.00-15.25 (Ferilli, Leuzzi) An analysis of the Avetrana Murder Case through Abstract Argumentation
    • 15.25-15.45 (Bistarelli, Taticchi) Preliminary Study on Reinstatement Labelling for Weighted Argumentation Frameworks

      • 15.45-16.15 Coffee break

        • 16.15-16.55 Invited (Parisi) Incremental Approaches for Dynamic Abstract Argumentation
        • 16.55-17.20 (Leiva, Simari, Simari, Shakarian) Cyber Threat Analysis with Structured Probabilistic Argumentation
        • 17.20-17.45 (Santini) From Trust Among Agents to Reputation of Abstract Arguments by Using Subjective Logic
        • 17.45-18.00 (Bistarelli, Santini) An Introduction to Optimal Stable Marriage Problems and Argumentation Frameworks

          November 20 (Wednesday)

              • 15.00-15.25 (Fazzinga, Flesca, Furfaro) VisPrAF: A system for visually specifying and reasoning over probabilistic abstract argumentation frameworks
              • 15.25-15.45 (Rocci, Raimondo, Puccinelli) Evidentiality and Disagreement in Earnings Conference Calls: Preliminary Empirical Findings)

                • 15.45-16.15 Coffee break

                  • 16.15-16.40 (Young, Marzagao, Murphy) Applying Abstract Argumentation Theory to Cooperative Game Theory
                  • 16.40-17.05 (Baroni, Giacomin) Some Considerations on Mixing Semantics in Abstract Argumentation
                  • 17.05-17.30 (Proietti, Ginel) Strategic Updates in Persuasive Argumentation
                  • 17.30-17.50 (Henning, Young, Sklar, Miles, Black) Combining Classification-centered and Relation-based Argument Mining Methods
                  • 17.50-18.00 Closing

Accepted papers

  • - Applying Abstract Argumentation Theory to Cooperative Game Theory, Anthony Young, David Kohan Marzagao and Josh Murphy
  • - On Natural Language Generation of Formal Argumentation, Federico Cerutti/strong>, Alice Toniolo and Timothy Norman
  • - From Trust Among Agents to Reputation of Abstract Arguments by Using Subjective Logic, Francesco Santini
  • - Strategic Updates in Persuasive Argumentation, Carlo Proietti and Antonio Ginel
  • - An Introduction to Optimal Stable Marriage Problems and Argumentation Frameworks, Stefano Bistarelli and Francesco Santini
  • - Preliminary Study on Reinstatement Labelling for Weighted Argumentation Frameworks, Stefano Bistarelli and Carlo Taticchi
  • - Evidentiality and Disagreement in Earnings Conference Calls: Preliminary Empirical Findings, Andrea Rocci, Carlo Raimondo and Daniele Puccinelli
  • - VisPrAF: A system for visually specifying and reasoning over probabilistic abstract argumentation frameworks, Bettina Fazzinga, Sergio Flesca, and Filippo Furfaro
  • - Combining Classification-centered and Relation-based Methods for Argument Mining, Andrew Henning, Peter Young, Elizabeth Sklar, Simon Miles and Elizabeth Black
  • - An analysis of the Avetrana Murder Case through Abstract Argumentation, Stefano Ferilli and Fabio Leuzzi
  • - Knowledge Acquisition and Corpus for Argumentation-Based Chatbots, Lisa Andreevna Chalaguine and Anthony Hunter
  • - Cyber Threat Analysis with Structured Probabilistic Argumentation, Mario Alejandro Leiva, Gerardo Simari, Guillermo Simari and Paulo Shakarian
  • - Some Considerations on Mixing Semantics in Abstract Argumentation, Pietro Baroni and Massimiliano Giacomin