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Argumentation Using Temporal Knowledge
Nicholas Mann, Anthony Hunter
204 - 215
Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications
Volume 172: Computational Models of Argument
Abstract

Proposals for logic-based argumentation have the potential to be adapted for handling diverse kinds of knowledge. In this paper, a calculus for representing temporal knowledge is proposed, and defined in terms of propositional logic. This calculus is then considered with respect to argumentation, where an argument is pair 〈Φ,α〉 such that Φ a minimally consistent subset of a database entailing α. Two alternative definitions of an argument are considered and contrasted.

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