| Interface | Description |
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| Attack |
This interface is the common interface for notions of attack between two arguments.
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| Class | Description |
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| CanonicalUndercut |
This attack notion models the canonical undercut relation; A is defeated by B iff claim(B) =- \neg support(A).
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| Defeat |
This attack notion models the defeat relation; A is defeated by B iff claim(B) |- \neg support(A).
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| DefeatingRebuttal |
This attack notion models the defeating rebuttal relation; A is defeated by B iff claim(B) |- \neg claim(A).
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| DirectDefeat |
This attack notion models the direct defeat relation; A is defeated by B iff there is c in support(A) with claim(B) |- \neg c.
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| DirectUndercut |
This attack notion models the direct undercut relation; A is defeated by B iff there is c in support(A) with claim(B) == \neg c.
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| Rebuttal |
This attack notion models the rebuttal relation; A is defeated by B iff claim(B) == \neg claim(A).
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| Undercut |
This attack notion models the undercut relation; A is defeated by B iff there is C subset of support(A) with claim(B) == \neg C.
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