By Byeong Ho Kang, Quan Bai
This ebook constitutes the refereed lawsuits of the twenty ninth Australasian Joint convention on man made Intelligence, AI 2016, held in Hobart, TAS, Australia, in December 2016.
The forty complete papers and 18 brief papers awarded including eight invited brief papers have been rigorously reviewed and chosen from 121 submissions. The papers are geared up in topical sections on brokers and multiagent platforms; AI functions and recommendations; substantial information; constraint delight, seek and optimisation; wisdom illustration and reasoning; laptop studying and knowledge mining; social intelligence; and textual content mining and NLP.
The lawsuits additionally comprises 2 contributions of the AI 2016 doctoral consortium and six contributions of the SMA 2016.
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For example, the negation of the uncontested aim aims to have a not accepted in any extension or have a rejected in some extension. In this paper, player O’s aim is to prevent P ’s desired outcome; thus O’s aim is the negation of P ’s aim. In general, all these aims are distinct. However, for a unitary semantics σ (such as the ideal semantics) this variety of aims collapses: all the above aims – except the unrejected aim – collapse into one, that a is accepted in the σ-extension. For a unitary semantics σ there are six possible aims: (1) a is accepted in the σ-extension; (2) a is rejected; (3) a is undecided; (4) a is not accepted; (5) a is not rejected; and (6) a is not undecided.
Question Is there a sequence of moves such that P wins? ) and a desired This problem can be solved by a non-deterministic algorithm that guesses moves for P and O and uses oracles for the aim verification problem for P and O and the (complement of) the desired outcome problem for O. In the case of espionage, one player, say P , illicitly learns her opponent’s arguments AO and desires a strategy that will ensure P wins, no matter what moves O makes. A strategy for P in a split argumentation framework (ACom , AP , AO , ) is a function sP from a set of common arguments and a set of playable arguments to the set of arguments to be played in the next move.
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