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CMNA 2017
Computational Models of Natural Argument

Proceedings of the 17th Workshop on Computational Models of Natural Argument
co-located with ICAIL 2017

London, UK, July 16, 2017 .

Edited by

Floris Bex *
Floriana Grasso
Nancy Green *

* Department of Computer Science, University of Utrecht , The Netherlands
** Department of Computer Science, University of Liverpool , UK
*** Department of Computer Science, University of North Carolina at Greensboro , US

Table of Contents

Invited Keynote: Form-Function Dyads and Computational Rhetoric 1
Randy Allen Harris
Arguing with Dimensions in Legal Cases 2-6
Trevor Bench-Capon
Argumentation Mining in Scientific Discourse 7-13
Nancy L. Green
A Two-Level Approach to Generate Synthetic Argumentation Reports 14-21
Patrick Saint-Dizier
Proposing Attachment Points in Argument Graphs for New Arguments Expressed in Natural Language 22-26
Helmut Horacek
Towards an Argumentative Dialogue System 27-29
Niklas Rach , Wolfgang Minker , Stefan Ultes
Representing Argumentation Schemes with Constraint Handling Rules (CHR) 30-37
Thomas F. Gordon , Horst Friedrich
Argumentation Schemes for Critical Thinking on Current Events 38-42
Nancy L. Green
Arguments in Advertising - Or, What Yoghurt can Teach us about Sustainable Transport 43-49
Al Baker
Monkeypuzzle - Towards Next Generation, Free & Open-Source, Argument Analysis Tools 50-53
John Douglas , Simon Wells
Detecting Type of Persuasion : Is there Structure in Persuasion Tactics? 54-64
Rahul R. Iyer , Katia Sycara , Yuezhang Li
Mining Bipolar Argumentation Frameworks from Natural Language Text 65-70
Oana Cocarascu , Francesca Toni
An Attempt to Combine Features in Classifying Argument Components in Persuasive Essays 71-75
Yunda Desilia , Velizya Thasya Utami , Cecilia Arta , Derwin Suhartono
Reinforcement Learning for Argumentation: Describing a PhD Research 76-78
Sultan Alahmari , Tommy Yuan , Daniel Kudenko

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