Explaining conflicts of norms in criminal matters: an argumentation approach
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@talk{arglpxaiaicol2021,
abstract = {The paper discusses how explainability can be provided through logic programming and argumentation. In particular, the CrossJustice project is taken as a testbed reifying its case study in a ready-to-use technology—Arg-tuProlog, which seamlessly integrates logic programming and argumentation. Examples are developed and discussed showing the effectiveness of such an approach.},
apice = {ArglpXaiAicol2021},
author = {Marco Billi and Calegari, Roberta and Giuseppe Contissa and Pisano, Giuseppe and Galileo Sartor and Giovanni Sartor},
date = {2021-12-08},
howpublished = {AICOL 2021},
language = {en},
month = dec,
sort = {talk},
speaker = {Marco Billi},
title = {Explaining conflicts of norms in criminal matters: an argumentation approach},
type = {Talk},
year = 2021
}
abstract = {The paper discusses how explainability can be provided through logic programming and argumentation. In particular, the CrossJustice project is taken as a testbed reifying its case study in a ready-to-use technology—Arg-tuProlog, which seamlessly integrates logic programming and argumentation. Examples are developed and discussed showing the effectiveness of such an approach.},
apice = {ArglpXaiAicol2021},
author = {Marco Billi and Calegari, Roberta and Giuseppe Contissa and Pisano, Giuseppe and Galileo Sartor and Giovanni Sartor},
date = {2021-12-08},
howpublished = {AICOL 2021},
language = {en},
month = dec,
sort = {talk},
speaker = {Marco Billi},
title = {Explaining conflicts of norms in criminal matters: an argumentation approach},
type = {Talk},
year = 2021
}