The Carneades model of argument and burden of proof¶
Gordon, P., & Walton. (2007). The Carneades model of argument and burden of proof.
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- Computational argumentation systems such as Carneades (Gordon, Prakken and Walton) encode such schemes as templates a program instantiates against a case and probes with the critical questions
This sourceThe Carneades model, implemented as a program, in which argumentation schemes are instantiated against a case and their critical questions are modelled as premises, assumptions and exceptions that allocate the burden of proof.
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- Computational argumentation systems such as Carneades (Gordon, Prakken and Walton) encode such schemes as templates a program instantiates against a case and probes with the critical questions
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