Thesis
F. Zablith. ArgDF: Arguments on the Semantic Web

Journal Paper
I. Rahwan, F. Zablith and C. Reed (2007). Laying the Foundations for a World Wide Argument Web.

Artificial Intelligence

Conference Paper
I. Rahwan, F. Zablith, and C. Reed (2007). Towards Large Scale Argumentation Support on the Semantic Web.

In Proceedings of 22nd Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI). AAAI Press, California, USA

File Description
Full AIF-RDF Ontology Specifications in RDFS (.rdfs)

File Description
Sample Argument in AIF-RDF (.rdf)

Details
The RDF code represents 2 arguments under attack created in ArgDF. The purpose is to show in full how the resources are interconnected in the system. Resources have unique
identifications, with a certain type like “premise” and specific attributes which can either be literals such as “text”, or relationships heading to other resources such as the “supports” relationship.

The code flows by representing the first argument’s premises, conclusion and RA-Node (Rule Application Node). Then the CA-Node (Conflict Application Node), linking the arguments in conflict is presented, followed by the second argument’s RA-Node, attacking the former one, as well as its premises and conclusion.

File Description
ArgDF Protege Ontology Project