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Towards Deliberation Analytics : Stream Processing of Argument Data for Deliberative Communication

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Plüss, Brian
Budzynska, Katarzyna
Reed, Chris

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Participants in a deliberative discourse are expected to follow specific rules of communication to legitimise outcomes. This paper focuses on technology developed around streams of computational argument data which is intended to inform and improve deliberative communication in real time. The goal is to bridge the gap between long-established theoretical desiderata from the social science literature and objective analytics calculated automatically from computable argument data in actual public deliberations.

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Public Deliberation, Argument Analytics, Stream Data Visualisation

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ArgSoc Workshop at International Conference on Computational Models of Argument, 11. Sept. 2018 - 14. Sept. 2018, Warsaw
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ISO 690GOLD, Valentin, Brian PLÜSS, Mennatallah EL-ASSADY, Fabian SPERRLE, Katarzyna BUDZYNSKA, Annette HAUTLI-JANISZ, Chris REED, 2018. Towards Deliberation Analytics : Stream Processing of Argument Data for Deliberative Communication. ArgSoc Workshop at International Conference on Computational Models of Argument. Warsaw, 11. Sept. 2018 - 14. Sept. 2018. In: ArgSoc Workshop at International Conference on Computational Models of Argument. 2018
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  booktitle={ArgSoc Workshop at International Conference on Computational Models of Argument},
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