论文信息 - DABASCO: Generating AF, ADF, and ASPIC+ Instances from Real-World Discussions

DABASCO: Generating AF, ADF, and ASPIC+ Instances from Real-World Discussions

D-BAS [1] is an open-source web tool for dialog-based online argumentation among non-expert human users. We present DABASCO [2], a tool that utilizes D-BAS as a source of structured argumentation data and that allows to automatically translate D-BAS data into instances of abstract argumentation frameworks, abstract dialectical frameworks, and the ASPIC+ framework, thus offering the fully-automated generation of benchmark data from real discussions.

Daniel Neugebauer

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