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              (Galitsky et al., 2015). Comparing the bottom two rows, we observe that it is
              possible, but infrequent, to express an affective argument without CAs.
                 Assessing logical arguments extracted from text, we were interested in
              cases where an author provides invalid, inconsistent, self-contradicting cases.
              That is important for CRM systems focused on customer retention and facil-
              itating communication with a customer (Galitsky et al., 2009). The domain
              of residential real estate complaints was selected and a DeLP thesaurus was
              built for this domain. An automated complaint-processing system can be
              essential, for example, for property-management companies in their
              decision-support procedures (Constantinos, Sarmaniotis, & Stafyla, 2003).
                 In our validity assessment, we focus on target features (claims) related to
              how a given complaint needs to be handled, such as compensation_required,
              proceed_with_eviction, rent_receipt, and others. A system decision is determined
              by whether the claim is validated or not: if it is validated, then the decision
              support system demands compensation, and if not validated, it decides that
              compensation should not be demanded (for the compensation_required claim).
                 Validity assessment results are shown in Table 11.3. These results are
              computed together for the detection and validation steps. In the first and
              second rows, we show the results of the simplest complaint with a single rhe-
              toric relation such as contrast with a single CA indicating an extracted argu-
              mentation attack relation respectively. In the third row we assess complaints
              of average complexity, and in the bottom row, the most complex, longer
              complaints in terms of their CDTs are given. The third column shows detec-
              tion accuracy for invalid argumentation in complaints in a stand-alone argu-
              ment validation system. Finally, the fourth column shows the accuracy of the
              integrated argumentation extraction and validation system.
                 In these results recall is low because in the majority of cases the invalidity
              of claims is due to factors other than being self-defeated. Precision is



              Table 11.3 Evaluation results for argument validation
                                                              F1of       F1 of
              Types of complaints                P     R      validation  total

              Single rhetoric relation of type contrast  87.3  15.6  26.5  18.7
              Single communicative action of type  85.2  18.4  30.3       24.8
                disagree
              Two or three specific relations or  80.2  20.6  32.8        25.4
                communicative actions
              Four and above specific relations or  86.3  16.5  27.7      21.7
                communicative actions
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