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    Artificial agent society simulations in an encounter-based normative action environment
    (2007) Kiliç,H.; 01. Atılım University
    The purpose of the study is to investigate potential relationship between agents' socialness and society's behavior predictability in an encounter-based normative action environment. For this purpose, we proposed a hypothesis and tested it against different simulation setups in the context of classical single source shortest path problem. By the end of simulations, it is observed that the hypothesis holds for both norm internalization and spreading measures when the agents in society have some degree of autonomy. That means for our setup, we conclude that lower degree of socialness results in lower behavioral predictability of the society when the agents have some degree of autonomy. ©2007 IEEE.
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    Artificial Agent Society Simulations in an Encounter-Based Normative Action Environment
    (2007) Kiliç,H.; 01. Atılım University
    The purpose of the study is to investigate potential relationship between agents' socialness and society's behavior predictability in an encounter-based normative action environment. For this purpose, we proposed a hypothesis and tested it against different simulation setups in the context of classical single source shortest path problem. By the end of simulations, it is observed that the hypothesis holds for both norm internalization and spreading measures when the agents in society have some degree of autonomy. That means for our setup, we conclude that lower degree of socialness results in lower behavioral predictability of the society when the agents have some degree of autonomy. ©2007 IEEE.
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    A Local Behavior Identification Algorithm for Generative Network Automata Configurations
    (2011) Özdemir,B.; Kiliç,H.; Department of Business; 17. Graduate School of Social Sciences; 01. Atılım University
    Relation between the part and the whole is investigated in the context of complex discrete dynamical systems. For that purpose, an algorithm for local behavior identification from global data described as Generative Network Automata model configurations is developed. It is shown that one can devise a procedure to simulate finite GNA configurations via Automata Networks having static rule-space setting. In practice, the algorithm provides an automated approach to model construction and it can suitably be used in GNA based system modeling effort. © 2011 Springer-Verlag.
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    On the Power Consumption of Digital Computing Systems;
    (2005) Kiliç,H.; Computer Engineering; 06. School Of Engineering; 01. Atılım University
    In this paper, the predictability of power consumption of digital computing systems is investigated by using the abstract Turing machine model which is known to be a universal computer. An upper bound for power consumption of such machine model is defined. Also, a polynomial-time algorithm that can automatically produce a two-tape Turing machine which can record power consumption of an arbitrarily given standart Turing machine, is developed. ©2005 IEEE.
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    Peer-Con: a Process Contracting Overlay
    (2008) Çelebi,R.; Kiliç,H.; Computer Engineering; 06. School Of Engineering; 01. Atılım University
    A peer to peer process contracting overlay what we call Peer-Con is developed. The system is an extension of Java Agent Development Framework (JADE) and uses IEEE Foundation for Intelligent Physical Agents (FIPA) Agent Communication Language (ACL) standard. Cost aware flexible representation of process capabilities; description of an operator to decide on whether given capabilities turnout to an agreement or not and self organization of peer connectivity for better contracting performance are distinguishing features of the system. The system can easily be adapted to different domains while the core functionality remains the same. Practical use of Peer-Con is shown by an application from Digital Signal Processing Module (DSPM) product planning domain. © 2008 IEEE.