Deductive Support

Under the deductive support interpretation of a BAF B=(A,R,S)B = (A, R, S), an argument aa supports an argument bb if the acceptance of aa implies the acceptance of bb.

Remarks

Given a semantics σ\sigma, the deductive σ\sigma-extensions (b-ded-σ\mathsf{b}\text{-}\mathsf{ded}\text{-}\sigma) of BB are the σ\sigma-extensions of the AF (A,RmeB)(A, R^B_{me}), where (a,b)∈RmeB(a, b) \in R^B_{me} iff aa attacks bb or attacks some argument that bb reaches by a chain of supports.

Reference

Boella, G., Gabbay, D.M., van der Torre, L.W.N. & Villata, S. (2010). Support in Abstract Argumentation. In: Computational Models of Argument (COMMA 2010), FAIA 216, pp. 111–122. IOS Press.

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