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Big data visualization
Lehončák, Michal ; Pelikán, Josef (advisor) ; Horáček, Jan (referee)
Nowadays, data are an integral part of our lives. Their volume is growing every day, and it often prevents us from understanding what these data means. The object of this thesis is to develop an application for large dataset analysis and visualization. Thesis also explores statistical methods used to reduce volume and dimensionality of data and implements selected algorithms from this field. Another goal is to explore the possibilities of modern graphics cards, as their performance increases every year. The visualization should use a graphics processor with data are shown as points in point- cloud in 3D space and user should be able to browse this data interactively.
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Analysis of Inferred Social Networks
Lehončák, Michal ; Holubová, Irena (advisor) ; Kopecký, Michal (referee)
Analysis of Inferred Social Networks While the social network analysis (SNA) is not a new science branch, thanks to the boom of social media platforms in recent years new methods and approaches appear with increasing frequency. However, not all datasets have network structure visible at first glance. We believe that every reasonable interconnected system of data hides a social network, which can be inferred using specific methods. In this thesis we examine such social network, inferred from the real-world data of a smaller bank. We also review some of the most commonly used methods in SNA and then apply them on our complex network, expecting to find structures typical for traditional social networks.
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Big data visualization
Lehončák, Michal ; Pelikán, Josef (advisor) ; Horáček, Jan (referee)
Nowadays, data are an integral part of our lives. Their volume is growing every day, and it often prevents us from understanding what these data means. The object of this thesis is to develop an application for large dataset analysis and visualization. Thesis also explores statistical methods used to reduce volume and dimensionality of data and implements selected algorithms from this field. Another goal is to explore the possibilities of modern graphics cards, as their performance increases every year. The visualization should use a graphics processor with data are shown as points in point- cloud in 3D space and user should be able to browse this data interactively.
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