An Infrastructure for Argumentative Agents

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Abstract

Multiagent systems are suitable for providing a framework that allows agents to perform collaborative processes in a social context. Furthermore, argumentation is a natural way of reaching agreements between several parties. However, it is difficult to find infrastructures of argumentation offering support for agent societies and their social context. Offering support for agent societies allows representation of more realistic environments to have argumentation dialogues. We propose an infrastructure to develop and execute argumentative agents in an open multiagent system. It offers tools to develop agents with argumentation capabilities. It also offers support for agent societies and their social context. The infrastructure is publicly available. Also, it has been implemented in an application scenario where argumentative agents try to reach an agreement about the best solution to solve a problem reported to the system.

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Jordán, J., Heras, S., Valero, S., & Julián, V. (2015). An Infrastructure for Argumentative Agents. Computational Intelligence, 31(3), 418–441. https://doi.org/10.1111/coin.12030

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