Chapter
Decision Support for Practical Reasoning
Abstract
Practical reasoning is reasoning about what is to be done. A decision on what to do may involve weighing the options open to an individual, taking into account dependencies on the actions of others, or complex collaborative decision-making. The role of argument in practical reasoning is explored in this chapter, both from a philosophical and computational perspective. In doing so, we discuss the use of computational systems in assisting people …
Authors
Girle R; Hitchcock D; McBurney P; Verheij B
Pagination
pp. 55-83
Publication Date
January 2003
ISBN-13
9789048165179
DOI
10.1007/978-94-017-0431-1_3