Sentence examples for argumentation problems from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many argumentation problems have been shown to be solvable in linear time for AFs of bounded tree-width [41,33].

The use of this logic-programming paradigm to solve abstract argumentation problems has been initiated by several authors (the survey article by Toni and Sergot [29] provides a good overview).

Furthermore, we came across the wrong use of tests (e.g., F and χ² tests from which the p values are divided by two without sound argumentation), problems with the reporting of the smallest p value (e.g., reporting a p value as <.000 or reporting p =.001 when p <.001 would have been correct), and rounding errors, and we found evidence of a substantial occurrence of copy paste errors.

It is based on a dedicated algorithm for the argumentation problem at hand, but as a subroutine invokes existing systems (i.e., SAT solvers).

The reduction-based techniques aim at transforming the argumentation problem at hand into an instance of a different problem (SAT, ASP, etc)., thereby delegating the burden of computation to existing systems.

From Wood et al. (1976), an enormous diversity of research on scaffolding emerged; such research focused on (a) education levels ranging from preschool to college, (b) students ranging from those with special needs to average-achieving students, (c) many different skills (e.g., argumentation, problem solving, collaboration), and (d) many different subjects (e.g., English, science; Belland, 2014).

In other settings, case libraries have been shown to support problem solving competencies, such as argumentation and problem representation.

Design mode is more concerned with whether an idea has potential than whether it is "true and justified" in its present form, and so the preferred discourse form is not pro-con argumentation but collaborative problem solving.

The strengths of reduction-based systems are that they (i) directly scale with newer versions of solvers and (ii) can be easily adapted to specific needs, which is mirrored by a quite flexible support of reasoning problems and argumentation semantics.

However, there are some problems with this argumentation.

Williams (1966) pointed out some problems in this argumentation and subsequently, many biologists dismissed the possibility of group selection.