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1 Collective decision-making process to compose divergent interests and perspectives Maxime MORGE SMAC/LIFL/USTL Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #1
2 Motivation : a collective and arguable decison-making Social software= computer tools for collaboration in a group. Problem= support a collective decision-making. Requirement= a fair effect process : not to aggregate individual preferences (vote); to compose divergent interests and perspectives (debate). Collective decision= multi-actors process complex reasoning of actors collaborative process outcome of individual actions Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #2
3 Motivation : a collective and arguable decison-making Social software= computer tools for collaboration in a group. Problem= support a collective decision-making. Requirement= a fair effect process : not to aggregate individual preferences (vote); to compose divergent interests and perspectives (debate). Collective decision= multi-actors process autonomous agent complex reasoning of actors cognitive agent collaborative process social agent outcome of individual actions framework for interaction Goal : multi-agents formalization of such a decision Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #2
4 Approach : dialectics Dialectics = design the formal area in which the argumentation process take place. Title Motivation Dialectics Argumentation Agents Dialectics system Conclusion References A dialectics system [Hamblin70] = a set of participants who assert arguable hypothesis. the commitment stores of participants, i.e data types to record commitment during dialogue. a convention, i.e. a collaborative structure to communicate. A dialogue [Walton95] = initial situation sequence of moves goal of dialogue Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #3
5 DIAL: a framework for inter-agents dialogue Title Motivation Dialectics Argumentation Agents Dialectics system Conclusion References Dialectics = design the formal area in which the argumentation process take place. Framework for inter-agents dialogue A dialectics multi-agents system = a set of participants who assert arguable hypothesis. Manage conflicts the commitment stores of participants, i.e data types to record commitment during dialogue. Reason together a convention, i.e. a collaborative structure to communicate. flexible and refined process A dialogue = initial situation sequence of moves goal of dialogue Warrant to reach an agreement Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #3
6 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts = Argumentative theory V v 1 v 6 v 5 v 4 v 3 T r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) r 5 : weak(kerry) r 4 : silly(bush) r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
7 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 v 5 v 4 v 3 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) r 5 : weak(kerry) r 4 : silly(bush) r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
8 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 v 5 v 4 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) r 5 : weak(kerry) r 4 : silly(bush) v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 conclusion(a 1 ) = pres(bush) Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
9 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 r 4 : silly(bush) v 4 v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 conclusion(a 2 ) = pres(bush) Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
10 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 conclusion(a 3 ) = pres(kerry) Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
11 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 relation of attack Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
12 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 relation of defeat Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
13 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 1 = Argumentative theory of the agent #1 1 V T v 1 v 6 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 6 : current_pres(bush) v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) A 1 acceptability Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
14 Value-based argumentation logic: manage conflicts 2 = Argumentative theory of the agent #2 2 V T v 1 v 3 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 6 r 6 : current_pres(bush) A 1 Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #4
15 Argumentative agents: reason together 2 = Extended argumentative theory of the agent #2 2 V2 T2 v 1 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) 1 {pres(bush) } = CS 2 1 A v 3 r 3 (x) : pres(x) current_pres(x) v 4 r 4 : silly(bush) B v 5 r 5 : weak(kerry) A 2 v 6 r 6 : current_pres(bush) A 1 3 {pres(kerry) } = CS 2 3 B Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #5
16 Dialectics system: warrant to reach an agreement Witness wit Vwit Twit v 1 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) v wit init pres(kerry) A weak(kerry) A 2 v wit part pres(kerry) B init V init T init T part V part part v 1 r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) r 11 : pres(bush) pres(kerry) v 1 Initiator v 5 r 5 (x) : weak(kerry) A 2 B r 4 : silly(bush) v 4 v init part pres(kerry) B A pres(kerry) v part init A 2 weak(kerry) Partner question "pres(kerry) " assert "pres(kerry) " assert " pres(kerry) " challenge " pres(kerry) " assert "r 5,r 22 (kerry)" challenge "weak(kerry) " withdraw "weak(kerry) " Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #6
17 Conclusions Title Motivation Dialectics Argumentation Agents Dialectics system Conclusion References DIAL : A formal framework for inter-agents dialogue Formalization of an arguable and collective decision-making Model of reasoning, i.e. value-based argumentation logic Manage conflicts Model of argumentative agents, i.e. a model of social agents Reason together Dialectics multi-agents system, i.e. a formal area to arbitrate Warrant to reach an agreement Maxime Morge ADMW05 - slide #7
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