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 Figure 1
 Social input  
 Figure 2
 The norm recognition module (in action) On the right side of the figure, from the bottom the Input and the two layers of the module (layer 0 and layer 1) plus the normative belief (generated or recognized); on the left side, the normative board. Vertical arrows in the block on the right side indicate the process regulating the generation of a new normative belief. The input action ( alpha) can match with a norm present in the normative board (see the arrows path on the left side of the figure); or a new normative belief can be formed if the agent receives an input action ( alpha) (at least one time as deontic or normative valuation) for a given number of times (as fixed by the normative threshold; see the arrows path on the right side of the figure). If the agent receives no other occurence of the same input action ( alpha), after a fixed time t action exits from the higher level and the process is finalized (see Exit).
 Figure 3/a  Number of agents Number of agents in each context runtime - with external barrier.
 Figure 3/b
 Number of agents Number of agents in each context runtime - without external barrier.
 Figure 4/a Overall number of new normative beliefs Overall number of new normative beliefs generated for each type of possible action - with external barrier.
 Figure 4/b Overall number of new normative beliefs Overall number of new normative beliefs generated for each type of possible action - without external barrier.
 Figure 5/a
 New normative beliefs generated runtime New normative beliefs generated runtime - with external constraint.
 Figure 5/b
 New normative beliefs generated runtime New normative beliefs generated runtime - without external barrier.
 Figure 6/a
 Number of performed actions Number of performed actions - case with barriers.
 Figure 6/b
 Number of performed actions Number of performed actions - case without barriers.
 Figure 7/a
 Convergence rate Convergence rate - case with barriers.
 Figure 7/b
 Convergence rate Convergence rate - case without barriers.
 Figure 8/a
 Number of performed actions Number of performed actions - case with barriers.
 Figure 8/b Number of performed actions Number of performed actions - case without barriers.
 Figure 9/a
 Convergence rate Convergence rate - case with barriers.
 Figure 9/b
 Convergence rate Convergence rate - case without barriers.

 

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Textual Results

 

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 results1 (.mat MATLAB 5.0 file)
 Results using parameter array: 100, 100, 4, 1, 3, 10, NR, ND, EB
 results2 (.mat MATLAB 5.0 file) Results using parameter array: 100, 100, 4, 1, 3, 10, NR, YD, EB
 results3 (.mat MATLAB 5.0 file) Results using parameter array: 100, 200, 4, 1, 3, 10, ND, EB
 results4 (.mat MATLAB 5.0 file) Results using parameter array: 100, 200, 4, 1, 3, 10, YD, EB

 

 

Publications

  1.  Campenni, M., Andrighetto, G., Cecconi, F., Conte, R. (2008) Normal = Normative? The Role of Intelligent Agents in Norm Innovation. ESSA 2008.
 

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