Sentence examples for model of argument from inspiring English sources

We present a formal, mathematical model of argument structure and evaluation, taking seriously the procedural and dialogical aspects of argumentation.

Nevertheless, a plausible argument has been made that the actual structure of Darwin's text is more closely similar to a "Whewellian" rather than "Herschelian" model of argument (Ruse 1975).

We introduce and investigate a natural extension of Dung's well-known model of argument systems in which attacks are associated with a weight, indicating the relative strength of the attack.

Those who reject deductivism argue that it is an artificial theory which forces informal arguments to adhere to an overly restrictive model of argument that is too narrow to account for the richness of ordinary reasoning (Johnson 2000 and Godden 2004).

Informal logic models of argument have informed the attempt to model interactions between agents in multi-agent systems, and the attempt to mimic or assist human reasoning.

Computational applications include systems that involve the development of large-scale webs of inter-connected arguments, reasoning about medical decisions, legal decision making, chemical properties and other complex systems, and general models of argument (see, e.g., Rahwana et al. 2007, Carbogim et al. 2000, Prakken and Vreeswijk 2001, Reed 1997, Reed and Long 1998, and Prakken 2011).

Since the advent of the computer age, formal models of argument have been materialized in different systems that implement — or at least support — creation, evaluation, and judgment of arguments.

It is based on the ASPIC + model of structured argument but still preserves the features of the original version of Carneades system [51].

As we look back over our survey we cannot help but observe that fallacies have been identified in relation to some ideal or model of good arguments, or good argumentation, or rationality.

The radio scripts that he wrote and read in the nineteen-seventies, at a rate of five a week, were models of concise argument, as were his letters to contemporaries like William F. Buckley, Jr.

This article reviews legal applications of logic, with a particularly marked concern for logical models of legal argument.