Overview demonstrates static and dynamic computational argumentation frameworks in artificial intelligence systems, highlighting algorithmic approaches that support explainability.
This overview accompanies the author's Early Career Track presentation. We survey recent research and research agenda of the author, focusing on contributions in the area of computational argumentation. Contributions span from foundations of static and dynamic forms of argumentative reasoning and approaches to support explainability, e.g., analysis of the computational complexity of argumentative reasoning and algorithmic approaches.
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Johannes Wallner (2024) studied this question.
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