Items where Author is "Gaggl, Sarah Alice"

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  • Methods for Solving Reasoning Problems in Abstract Argumentation - A Survey
    Charwat, Günther and Dvořák, Wolfgang and Gaggl, Sarah Alice and Wallner, Johannes Peter and Woltran, Stefan pp. 28-63 ISSN 0004-3702 Elsevier (2015)

  • Stage semantics and the SCC-recursive schema for argumentation semantics
    Dvořák, Wolfgang and Gaggl, Sarah Alice ISSN 0955-792X Oxford Journals (2014)

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  • Computational Aspects of cf2 and stage2 Argumentation Semantics
    Dvořák, Wolfgang and Gaggl, Sarah Alice In: Fourth International Conference on Computational Models of Argument COMMA 2012 , 10-12 Dec 2012 , Vienna, Austria (2012)

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  • Reduction-Based Approaches to Implement Modgil's Extended Argumentation Frameworks
    Dvořák, Wolfgang and Gaggl, Sarah Alice and Linsbichler, Thomas and Wallner, Johannes Peter In: Advances in Knowledge Representation, Logic Programming, and Abstract Argumentation. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 9060 Springer International Publishing, pp. 249-264 (2015)

  • Making Use of Advances in Answer-Set Programming for Abstract Argumentation Systems.
    Dvořák, Wolfgang and Gaggl, Sarah Alice and Wallner, Johannes Peter and Woltran, Stefan In: Applications of Declarative Programming and Knowledge Management Applications of Declarative Programming and Knowledge Management. Lecture Notes in Computer Science (7773) Springer Berlin Heidelberg, pp. 114-133 ISBN 978-3-642-41523-4 (2013)

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