Markus Ulbricht
13 papers · 2017–2024 · 2 venues · across top CS/AI venues
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abstract argumentation
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argumentation framework
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computational complexity
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weak admissibility
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argumentation semantics
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assumption-based argumentation
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semantic analysis
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cycle detection
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formal reasoning
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knowledge representation
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formal argumentation
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dung semantics
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non-monotonic logic
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bipolar argumentation
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belief change
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fixed-parameter tractability
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commonsense reasoning
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Papers
Formal Argumentation in Symbolic AI
IJCAI 2024
Instantiations and Computational Aspects of Non-Flat Assumption-based Argumentation
IJCAI 2024
Justifying Argument Acceptance with Collective Attacks: Discussions and Disputes
IJCAI 2024
Non-flat ABA Is an Instance of Bipolar Argumentation
AAAI 2024
Preferred Reasoning in ABA by Cycle-Breaking
IJCAI 2024
Redefining ABA+ Semantics via Abstract Set-to-Set Attacks
AAAI 2024
Equivalence in Argumentation Frameworks with a Claim-Centric View – Classical Results with Novel Ingredients
AAAI 2022
Comparing Weak Admissibility Semantics to their Dung-style Counterparts (Extended Abstract)
IJCAI 2021
On Cycles, Attackers and Supporters --- A Contribution to The Investigation of Dynamics in Abstract Argumentation
IJCAI 2021
Recursion in Abstract Argumentation is Hard --- On the Complexity of Semantics Based on Weak Admissibility
AAAI 2021
Strong Explanations in Abstract Argumentation
AAAI 2021
Revisiting the Foundations of Abstract Argumentation – Semantics Based on Weak Admissibility and Weak Defense
AAAI 2020
Strong Inconsistency in Nonmonotonic Reasoning
IJCAI 2017