Formalizing Cognitive Acceptance of Arguments: Durum Wheat Selection Interdisciplinary Study

Minds and Machines 27 (1):233-252 (2017)
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In this paper we present an interdisciplinary approach that concerns the problem of argument acceptance in an agronomy setting. We propose a computational cognitive model for argument acceptance based on the dual model system in cognitive psychology. We apply it in an agronomy setting within a French national project on durum wheat.

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