The Argument and Computation Journal is a peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the interdisciplinary study of argumentation theory and computational methods. It provides a platform for researchers to publish original research articles, reviews, and technical papers that explore the intersection of formal argumentation, computational models, and artificial intelligence.
Objective:
The primary objective of the journal is to advance the field of argumentation by integrating computational techniques and methodologies. It aims to facilitate the dissemination of research that applies computational approaches to the modeling, analysis, and evaluation of arguments and argumentation processes.
Topics Covered:
The Argument and Computation Journal covers a wide range of topics including:
Formal models of argumentation
Computational argumentation and automated reasoning
Argumentation frameworks and semantics
Argument mining and analysis
AI and machine learning applications in argumentation
Dialogue systems and conversational agents
Argumentation in decision-making and persuasion
Applications of computational argumentation in various domains, such as law, policy-making, and education
Impact:
The journal significantly impacts both academia and industry by promoting research that enhances the understanding and application of computational argumentation methods. Its publications contribute to the development of more sophisticated models and tools for analyzing and automating argumentation, supporting advancements in AI and decision-making systems.
Significance:
The Argument and Computation Journal is significant in advancing the field of argumentation and computation by providing a forum for high-quality, peer-reviewed research. By focusing on the integration of argumentation theory with computational techniques, the journal supports the development of innovative approaches and applications that drive progress in understanding and leveraging arguments in various contexts.
Journal Home:  Journal Homepage
Editor-in-Chief:  Pietro Baroni
scope:
Argument and Computation is a journal that focuses on the intersection of argumentation theory and computational methods. It explores how formal and computational techniques can be used to understand, model, and implement argumentation processes. Here are the key areas typically covered in this journal:
1. Formal Models of Argumentation
Research on formal theories and models of argumentation
Studies on argument frameworks, dialectical structures, and reasoning processes
Development of new models and approaches for representing and analyzing arguments
2. Computational Argumentation
Application of computational techniques to argumentation theory
Research on algorithms, software, and tools for automated argument analysis and synthesis
Development of computational frameworks for argumentation in various domains
3. Argumentation in Artificial Intelligence
Research on integrating argumentation methods with AI systems
Studies on argument-based reasoning, decision-making, and problem-solving in AI
Development of AI applications that leverage argumentation for intelligent behavior
4. Dialogue Systems and Argumentation
Research on argumentation in human-computer dialogue systems
Studies on conversational agents, chatbots, and interactive systems that use argumentation
Development of techniques for supporting argumentative dialogue and negotiation in computational systems
5. Applications of Argumentation
Research on practical applications of argumentation in various fields such as law, ethics, and policy
Studies on the use of argumentation in decision support systems, legal reasoning, and collaborative work
Development of case studies and real-world examples demonstrating the application of argumentation techniques
6. Argumentation and Logic
Research on the relationship between argumentation and formal logic
Studies on how logical theories and methods can inform and enhance argumentation
Development of approaches that combine argumentation and logical reasoning
7. Argumentation and Knowledge Representation
Research on representing arguments and argumentation processes in knowledge-based systems
Studies on the integration of argumentation with knowledge representation frameworks
Development of models and tools for representing complex argument structures and relationships
8. Evaluation and Metrics for Argumentation
Research on evaluating the effectiveness and quality of argumentation systems
Studies on metrics and methods for assessing argumentative performance and outcomes
Development of techniques for improving the evaluation and analysis of argumentation processes
9. Educational and Training Applications
Research on using argumentation in educational settings and training programs
Studies on how argumentation techniques can enhance critical thinking, debate, and decision-making skills
Development of educational tools and resources for teaching argumentation and reasoning
10. Interdisciplinary Approaches
Research on interdisciplinary approaches that combine argumentation with other fields such as psychology, cognitive science, and communication
Studies on how insights from these disciplines can inform and enhance computational argumentation
Development of approaches that integrate multiple perspectives and methodologies in argumentation research
Print ISSN:  1946-2166
Electronic ISSN:  1946-2174
Abstracting and Indexing:  Scopus
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Subject Area and Category:   Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science Applications, Mathematics, Computational Mathematics, Social Sciences, Linguistics and Language
Publication Frequency:  
H Index:  25
Q1:  Linguistics and Language
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Cite Score:  4.1
SNIP:  1.364
Journal Rank(SJR):  0.579
Latest Articles:   Latest Articles in Argument and Computation
Guidelines for Authors: Argument and Computation Author Guidelines
Paper Submissions: Paper Submissions in Argument and Computation
Publisher:  IOS Press
Country:  United Kingdom