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Argumentation and Representation of Knowledge Series

Past Talks: 2020/21 Session

Date Speaker Title
24 May 2021
Louwe Kuijer

Being hyper: the complexity of temporal hyper-logics
02 Jun 2021
Jack Mumford

Crafting neural argumentation networks - learning argument defeat relations from acceptability data
07 Jun 2021
Fabio Papacchini

Finite Models for a Spatial Logic with Discrete and Topological Path Operators
14 Jun 2021
Katie Atkinson and Trevor Bench-Capon

Knowledge Representation for Reasoning with Legal Cases
21 Jun 2021
Elena Musi

Staying alone together: developing fake news immunity - from fallacies to fake news

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