Towards a visualization of arguing agents

And for visualization in general, we can distinguish two approaches: extrinsic and intrinsic [1]. In the former, we map agent properties to size, shape, texture, and color; in the latter, we map inter-agent relations to spatial distance. Consider, for example, the picture in Figure 1 showing a courtroom with the accused guarded by military police. The extrinsic approach allows us to identify two type of people in this picture by their clothing: police and civilians. The intrinsic approach allows us to identify a crowd of people the audience and