MUTLU PROJE: ADAPTİF DUYGUSAL BİR SOSYO-TEKNİK SİSTEM YAKLAŞIMI

Abstract

Gartner, Inc.[1] raporuna göre 2016 yılında internete bağlı nesnelerin sayısı %31 artarak 8.4 milyar olmuş, 2020 yılında ise 20.4 milyar olması beklenmektedir. Böyle önemli ve etkili bir büyüme, sistemlerin kullanıcıların sosyal paylaşım ağları üzerindeki geri bildirimine daha duyarlı olması gerektiğini göstermektedir. Dolayısıyla insansız teknolojiler gelecekteki araştırmalar için daima eksik kalacaktır. Bu nedenle sosyo teknik sistemler (STSler) günlük yaşantımıza dahil olacaktır.

Bu araştırma literatürdeki boşluğu doldurmanın yanı sıra, bilim ve teknoloji alanında özgün bir konudur ve yeni bir madenleme metodolojisi içeren duygusal adaptif sosyo teknik sistem (STS) yaklaşımını da sunmaktadır. Duygusal adaptif STS, insan zamanını ve enerjisini minimize etmek için sistemlere otomatik geribildirim vererek Türkçe çevrimiçi gerçek zamanlı mutluluk ölçmektedir. Farklı organizasyonların ilgisini çekebilecek bu araştırma, birçok sektörde uygulanabilir.

Keywords

• Mutluluk Enformatiği,Sosyo-Teknik Sistemler,Sibernetik Davranış Bilimleri,Dijital Bağımlılık,Mutluluk Pazarlaması,Büyük Veri Analizi,İkna Teknolojisi,Oyunlaştırma

THE HAPPY PROJECT: AN ADAPTIVE EMOTIONAL SOCIO-TECHNICAL SYSTEM APPROACH

Abstract

Gartner Inc.[1] forecasts that 8.4 billion connected things will be in use worldwide in 2017, up 31 % from 2016, and this will reach 20.4 billion by 2020. Such an important and effective growth indicates that systems must be more responsive to users’ feedback on social networks. Unmanned technology will always remain incomplete for future studies. Therefore, socio-technical systems (STSs) will be introduced into our daily lives.

As well as filling the gap in the literature, this paper gives a brief description of an emotional adaptive STS, which is an original subject in matter of science and technology, and a new mining methodology. The emotional adaptive STS measures Turkish online happiness in software systems in order to give automatic feedback to the systems that try to minimize the time and effort of human beings. A wide variety of organizations may be interested in this research, which could be applied in many sectors.

Keywords

• Well-being Informatics,Socio-technical Systems,Cybernetics Behaviural Analysis,Digital Addiction,Well-being Marketing,Big Data Analysis,Persuasive Technology,Gamification

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