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Uncertainty and Lack of Information in Persuasive Argumentation : An Abstract

In Human-Computer Interaction and Multi-Agent system argumentation is one of the key form of interaction. In these fields Agents have not either control or authority on the other. The only means they have to influence the behaviour of other consists in persuading them. The main aim of our research consists in modelling agents that can perform persuasive argumentation, exhibiting natural features. We deal with two aspects of naturalness in simulating the argumentation process: