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Published at October 29A Methodology for Gradual Semantics for Structured Argumentation under Incomplete Information
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Released Date: October 29, 2024
Authors: Antonio Rago1, Stylianos Loukas Vasileiou2, Francesca Toni1, Tran Cao Son3, William Yeoh2
Aff.: 1Imperial College London; 2Washington University in St. Louis; 3New Mexico State University

| Property | Gradual Semantics | |||||
| 1: Provability | ||||||
| 2: Rewriting | ||||||
| 3: Directionality | ||||||
| 4: Attack Reinforcement | ||||||
| 5: Support Reinforcement | ||||||
| 6: Attack Monotonicity | ||||||
| 7: Support Monotonicity | ||||||
| 8: Stability | ||||||
| 9: Neutrality | ||||||
| 10: Attacked Premise | ||||||
| 11: Supported Premise | ||||||
| 12: Weakened Premise | ||||||
| 13: Strengthened Premise | ||||||
| 14: Rejected Premise | ||||||
| 15: Accepted Premises | ||||||
| 16: Mirroring | ||||||