Package org.tweetyproject.arg.bipolar.syntax
package org.tweetyproject.arg.bipolar.syntax
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ClassDescriptionThis class implements a bipolar abstract argumentation framework with attack and support relations.AbstractEAFTheory<S extends Support>A base class for implementing PEAFTheory and EAFTheory.This class models a set of arguments used by bipolar abstract argumentation theory.This interface captures common methods of different interpretations of the attack relation in bipolar abstract argumentation theories.This class models an argument used by bipolar abstract argumentation theories.This class models a binary attack relation between two arguments.This class models a support between two arguments.This interface captures common methods of arguments and argument sets of bipolar abstract argumentation theories.CyclicException is thrown only if the given PEAF has cyclic in the support linksThis class implements a bipolar abstract argumentation theory with support in a deductive sense.This class implements an abstract argumentation theory in the sense of Evidential Argumentation Frameworks (EAF).Evidential attack used for PEAF and EAFThis class implements a bipolar abstract argumentation theory with support in an evidential sense.This class is an intermediate representation of EAFs that are induced from a PEAF.This class inherits PEAFTheory to store additional information regarding the arguments insertedThis class implements a bipolar abstract argumentation framework with necessities.This class implements an abstract argumentation theory in the sense of Probabilistic Evidential Argumentation Frameworks (PrEAF).This class implements an abstract argumentation theory in the sense of Probabilistic Extended Evidential Argumentation Frameworks (PrEEAF).The exception occurs when the element requested is not found.Helper class for displaying associated exceptions' occurrenceThe exception occurs when the argument requested is not found.This class models an attack between a set of arguments and an argument.This class models a support between a set of arguments and an argument.This interface captures common methods of different interpretations of the support relation in bipolar abstract argumentation theories.