论文信息 - Attention During Argument Generation and Presentation

Attention During Argument Generation and Presentation

We describe the operation of our argumentation system, and discuss its use of attentional focus during both content planning and argument presentation. During content planning, attentional focus guides an abductive process used to build-up arguments. This process is applied to a model of a user's • beliefs and a normative model. During argument presentation, attentional focus supports the generation of enthymematic arguments.

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