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Master Thesis Kağıt Tabanlı Magnetoforetik Sensör Geliştirilmesi(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2022) FAROOQI, MUHAMMAD FUAD; Farooqi, Muhammad Fuad; İçöz, KutayOne of the widely used type of biosensors are paper-based lateral flow systems. They are used to detect a wide variety of biomolecules like microorganisms, proteins, chemicals, oligonucleotides among many others. In this research, a setup was created using dual magnet sets in which the flow of cell sample on two kinds of different sample paper was explored. There were two factors which affected the movement of the sample the most, the magnetic field and the wetting. Images were obtained using a cell phone along and/or a bright field optical microscope and then analyzed using image processing. Images were also taken using scanning electron microscope. The effects of the wetting and the magnetic field were tested and studied. It was found that at least 90% of the cells were able to reach the edge of the paper. Although the cells were not able to maintain their shape on the paper due to the unideal conditions of the paper for cells but still this kind of paper-based lateral flow assay setup can be used for cells to see their behavior when they were labelled and exposed to a magnetic field. This research shows support that this technique can be used for separating cells as well as detecting different cells.Doctoral Thesis Akıllı Mikro-Şebekelerde Kontrol Stratejilerinin Geliştirilmesi(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2021) Yoldaş, Yeliz; Yoldaş, Yeliz; Önen, AhmetThis thesis concerns the transformation of aged power systems to modern power systems that include microgrids with renewable energy sources and energy storage systems. The integration of renewable energy sources brings excellent opportunities to provide better reliability and efficiency. However, the uncertainty and intermittent nature of renewable energy sources may potentially degrade the stability and quality of the electrical grid. Therefore, the aim of this dissertation is to maintain the supply-demand balance in microgrids while minimizing the cost in real time operation. A microgrid energy management system that can optimize the dispatch of the controllable distributed energy resources in grid-connected mode of a pilot microgrid on a university campus in Malta was developed to achieve this goal. Three different methods were used in this study: mixed integer linear programming (MILP), MILP based rolling horizon control and Q-learning, Designing intelligent method for the real-time energy management of the stochastic and dynamic microgrid is the primary goal of this research. Moreover, the detailed mathematical models of the network model and of the technical model are considered for the economic and environmental operation of the microgrid system to solve the optimization problem under more real-world conditions. The objective is to minimize the total daily operation costs, which include the degradation cost of batteries, the cost of energy bought from the main grid, the fuel cost of the diesel generator, and the emission cost. The optimization problem is modeled as a finite Markov decision process (MDP) by combining network and technical constraints, and a Q-learning algorithm is adopted to solve the sequential decision subproblems. The proposed algorithm decomposes a multi-stage mixed-integer nonlinear programming (MINLP) problem into a series of single-stage problems so that each subproblem can be solved using Bellman's equation. To prove the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm, three different case studies are taken into consideration. A predictive control framework is also proposed to provide optimal operation with minimum cost. This method allows the consideration of operational cost values, demand with uncertainty, generation units' profiles with uncertainty, and constraints related to the network model and technical model. The stochastic and deterministic cases are conducted to validate the efficiency of the approach.Master Thesis Protein-Ligand Komplekslerinin Konvolüsyenel Sinir Ağları ile Moleküler Tanınması(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2022) Güner, Hüseyin; Aydın, ZaferAs a sub-discipline of Artificial Intelligence, deep neural networks have received enormous interest in research and industrial applications over the last decades owing to their highly successful performance in addressing and solving broad areas of problems. Hence, especially hitherto achievements in computer-aided drug design brought an extra impetus with the novel deep learning approaches in structure-based drug design etiology. Our group offers a novel convolutional neural network model, deepMLR, that casts insight into the molecular recognition of ligand molecules and a receptor protein molecule. Having compared our model and a few other existing models with a case study of a traditional approach, herein, we present the success story of a deep learning model straight.Doctoral Thesis Ağaç Yapılı ve Ayrıt Kapasiteli Hub Yerleşim Problemleri için Model ve Çözüm Metodolojilerinin Geliştirilmesi(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2022) Kayışoğlu, Betül; Kayışoğlu, Betül; Akgün, İbrahimIn this dissertation, we study two different extensions to hub location problems, namely, Multiple Allocation Tree of Hubs Location Problem (MATHLP) that result from incorporating a tree topology requirement for the hub network and Multiple Allocation Arc Capacitated Hub Location Problem (MACHLP) that result from imposing capacities on the arcs. We consider both problems in a multiple allocation framework and try to minimize total flow cost by locating p hubs. Unlike most studies in the literature that use complete networks with costs satisfying the triangle inequality to formulate the problems, we define the problems on non-complete networks and develop a modeling approach that does not require any specific cost and network structure. Our proposed approach provides more flexibility in modeling several characteristics of real-life hub networks. We solve the proposed models using CPLEX-based algorithm and Gurobi-based algorithm with NoRel heuristic. For MATHLP, we develop Benders decomposition-based heuristic algorithms and for MACHLP, we develop a heuristic algorithm based on simulated annealing. We conduct computational experiments using problem instances defined on non-complete networks with up to 500 and 400 nodes for MATHLP and MACHLP respectively. The results indicate that the proposed solution methodologies are especially effective in finding good feasible solutions for large instances. Keywords: hub location problem, tree of hubs location problem, arc capacitated hub location problem, benders-type heuristics, simulated annealingMaster Thesis Hava-Yer Robot Ekipleri için Bağıl Lokalizasyon ve Koordinasyon(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2021) Yıldırım, İsa Emre; Yıldırım, İsa Emre; Güler, SametRecently, autonomous robot teams have been implemented broadly in many social and military applications such as firefighting, agriculture, search and rescue, mapping, target tracking, and docking. A mix of different types of ground robots and aerial vehicles can be employed in a robot team to accomplish tasks efficiently and robustly. Such heterogeneous systems show unparalleled benefits in complex tasks compared to teams composed of identical robot types. In a heterogeneous robot team, precise relative localization, i.e., estimating a robot's position with respect to its neighbor robots, plays a key role. We develop a relative localization system for air-ground robot teams where an aerial vehicle and multiple ground robots work in coordination to perform a reliable relative position estimation. The aerial vehicle is employed to detect special patterns on the ground robots by an onboard monocular camera, while the ground robots perform relative position estimation based on inter-robot distances acquired by ultrawideband sensors and the bearing and heading angles received from the aerial vehicle by communication. Thus, the aerial vehicle serves as an absolute frame provider for the entire team. Notably, each robot in the team uses onboard communication and computation capabilities solely without any need for an external localization infrastructure, making the team realizable in all conditions including GNSS-denied environments. We propose a multi-rate extended Kalman filter algorithm to handle different data rates of the sensor measurements. We carried out an extensive simulation study with a drone and five ground robots in a leader-first follower formation. Simulation results showed a successful estimation performance with an error rate of up to five centimeters in the relative position estimations in both axes. Keywords: Relative localization, Heterogeneous multi-robot systems, estimation algorithms, ultrawideband sensorsMaster Thesis Dijital Çağda Banka Mekanının Dönüşümü(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2022) Yıldırım, Emine; Asıliskender, BurakIn this study, Lefebvre's definitions of space have been discussed and interrelated to digital space interpretations through theorists from different disciplines such as Mitchell and Manovich, and the concept of transition from digitalized space to digital space through bank architecture. With the inclusion of digital technologies in the space, hybrid spaces have emerged as a transitional form between physical and virtual space. These transformations in the space have reduced the need for the physical environment to interact with the user. Decentralized distribution channels and web 3.0 have important implications for the idea of virtualization of space. Considering both the distributed network protocol and the transaction structures of cryptocurrencies that do not need physical reality, it is observed that many leading banks and financial institutions have adapted their headquarters and branches to this transformation. It was found meaningful to examine the transformation in bank branches within the scope of the thesis as the area where the transformative effect created by the relationship between finance and technology can be observed the fastest in the user and in the place. The digital interfaces of the space, which has been needed by banking transactions since the first periods of its history and shaped accordingly that banking transactions today, have been discussed and it has been tried to predict the way the space will be handled and design decisions in the future.Master Thesis Türkiye'de Çocuk Mekânının Konutta Oluşum ve Evrimi(Abdullah Gül Üniversitesi Fen Bilimleri Enstitüsü, 2022) Sezen, Öykü Su; Sezen, Öykü Su; Tozoğlu, Ahmet ErdemThis study historically examines the formation and development of children's domestic spaces in Turkey from the beginning of the twentieth century to the 1980s. As will be shown, political, cultural, economic, and social turns have influenced the formation of children's space in Turkey in this period. The changing meaning of childhood in Europe since the seventeenth century had become the central element of the construction of idealized middle-class nuclear families in the nineteenth century. In the Ottoman society, observable changes in the thoughts and practices about childhood had begun since the nineteenth century. While the shift in the childhood phenomenon in different societies contains similarities and differences, modernization is the key term that I will coin to explain this complex process. This thesis basically explores children's domestic spaces in Turkey by following the traces of the historical roots of the modern family construction and argues that the construction of a child as an individual cannot be read independently of the defined roles of the nuclear family members. In this way, it discovers the historical traces of the idea that the children should have their own living space within the home, which is one of the prominent issues while emphasizing the 'scientific' background of raising children. This thesis tries to set an original spatial reading on the changes in children's spaces by analyzing the visual materials, mainly taken from architecture magazines, home and life magazines, of the middle and upper-class houses in Istanbul and Ankara.