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The Effect of Preferences in Abstract Argumentation under a Claim-Centric View
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use Reduction 3 instead of Reduction 1 | PCAF verification for conflict-free, admissible, naive, and stable semantics · PCAF verification: cf/adm/naive/stable | complexity: $\NP$-c -> in $\P$ | Helped |
| Use Reduction 3 instead of Reduction 1 | PCAF verification for complete semantics · PCAF verification: complete | complexity: $\NP$-c -> in $\P$ | Helped |
| Use Reduction 3 instead of Reduction 1 | PCAF verification for preferred, semi-stable, and stage semantics · PCAF verification: preferred/semi-stable/stage | complexity: $\SigmaP{2}$-c -> $\coNP$-c | Helped |
| Use Reduction 2 or 4 instead of Reduction 1 | PCAF verification for conflict-free, admissible, naive, and stable semantics · PCAF verification: cf/adm/naive/stable | complexity: $\NP$-c -> in $\P$ | Helped |
| Use Reduction 2 or 4 instead of Reduction 1 | PCAF verification for preferred, semi-stable, and stage semantics · PCAF verification: preferred/semi-stable/stage | complexity: $\SigmaP{2}$-c -> $\coNP$-c | Helped |
| Use Reduction 3 instead of Reduction 2 or 4 | PCAF verification for complete semantics · PCAF verification: complete | complexity: $\NP$-c -> in $\P$ | Helped |
| Use Reduction 3 | PCAF claim-based semantics · Stable, preferred, and semi-stable semantics | I-maximality | Helped |
| Use Reduction 3 | PCAF claim-based semantics · Naive and stage semantics | I-maximality | No clear effect |
| Use Reduction 1, 2, or 4 | PCAF claim-based semantics · Stable, preferred, semi-stable, and stage semantics | I-maximality | Hurt |
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