Original title: Grafické modely v analýze spojitých finančních dat
Translated title: Graphical Models in Continuous Financial Data Analysis
Authors: Podolská, Kateřina ; Hurt, Jan (referee) ; Zichová, Jitka (advisor)
Document type: Bachelor's theses
Year: 2006
Language: cze
Abstract: Xa/ev prace: Graficke niodely v analy/e spojilych linancnich dat Autor: Kal.et'ina Podolska Kaledra: Kat.edra pravdepodobnost i a matenial.icke si.at isl.ikv Yedouci bakalafske prace: KXDr. Jilka Zichova, Dr. e-mail vedouciho: Jit ka.Zicliova:("inff.cuni.c/ Abslrakt: Hlavnini cilem teto bakalarske praee je aplikovat gralickf'1 niotk'ly urrene pro /praeovaiii tlat se spojityin ro'/delem'in na data z linanrni praxe. Pro lento Tieel byly /voleny denni ineno\(; knr/y / dalaba/,e C'XB. Pro \yber konkret niho gralickeho niodelu byl pou/it pro^fam Backward]. vytvofeny jako soneast diplomove [>raee [ !]. reali/ovany v syst.einn Mat.heinat.ica 4.0. Klirova slo\a: graficke niodely. analy/a spojilveh (inanrnieh dal Title: Graphical Models in Continuous Financial Data Analysis Author: Katenna Podolska Department: Department of Probability and Mathematical Statistics Supervisor: RXDr. Jitka Ziehova, Dr. Supervisor's e-mail address: .Jilka.Ziehova Abstract: The- main topic of this bachelor thesis is the application of graphi- cal models developed for data processing of the continuous distribution on finance data. For this purpose, daily exchange rates from the CXB database were selected. The program Backward!, which was created as a part of the thesis [Ij under the system Malhematica 4.0, was used for selection of t he...

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