In collaboration with a team at Leuven university, the Araucaria corpus is starting to be used to explore the problems of automatic argument analysis, in the context of their ACILA project. A short paper describing some initial results has just been accepted to ICAIL-2007 in Stanford.

The current bibliographic data is:

Moens, M.-F., Boiy, E., Palau, R.M., & Reed, C. (2007, to appear) “Automatic Detection of Arguments in Legal Texts” in Proceedings of the International Conference on AI & Law (ICAIL-2007), Stanford, CA, ACM Press.

Some of the work related to the ArgDF project with Iyad Rahwan has also been accepted for AAAI-07 in Vancouver. This paper is a complement to the one accepted to Artificial Intelligence a couple of weeks ago.

The current bibliographic data is:

Rahwan, I., Zablith, F. & Reed, C. (2007, to appear) “Towards Large Scale Argumentation Support on the Semantic Web” in Proceedings of AAAI-07, Vancouver, AAAI Press / MIT Press.