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Closures in Groovy and Java
Černý, Michael ; Pavlíček, Luboš (advisor) ; Zilvar, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with the closures in Groovy programming language and their implementation to Java programming language. It compiles all the available information about the closures in Groovy and compares the important projects which aim to implement the closures in Java. The first part of the thesis explains the term of closure, describes the development of this term and related issues. In the second part the author analyses the closures in Groovy programming language. The theses deals closer with the usage methods, syntax, calling methods, the value that the closure returns and the scope of the variables concerning the closers in Groovy. The third part describes the projects which inspired the work group which works on the final form of closures to be implemented in Java and also the first and the last available project of this work group. Finally the author compares the form of Groovy closures to the last project about the Java closure implementation.
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Estimated probability of unrepeatable events
Novák, Vít ; Hebák, Petr (advisor) ; Černý, Michal (referee)
Anywhere we see a prognostication system; we can run up against the need of evaluating it. For the evaluation is frequently used unsuitable methods. There are such cases where is need to correctly take effects of mistakes into consideration. And here we can use statistic based on information measure either entropy. The first part deals with this point of issue. In the second part I am trying to show possible areas of use, for example betting. I enclose practical remarks from this issue and the methods making these estimators, which are dependent on nature of issued events.
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Changes and development of digital video
Černý, Martin ; Čermák, Radim (advisor) ; Lisý, Martin (referee)
Final thesis deals with changes and development of digital video from the perspective of ordinary users. The aim is to describe how the amateur technology is getting closer to the professional video processing. This will be achieved by a description of the historical development of digital media and a comparison of amateur and professional technology. The part of thesis also deals with prerequisites for this development, which is the new camcorders, more high-efficiency computers, amateur editing programs and new approaches to video compression. The text provides a brief introduction to the topic of digital video, an overview of current technologies and asks questions about what the implications of this change are and what those changes could mean for the future.
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Optimization in systems of biological populations
Hašek, Pavel ; Chrobok, Viktor (advisor) ; Černý, Michal (referee)
This paper deals with optimization in systems of biological populations adjusted to harvesting. First, a description, behavior and evolution over time in basic models of Malthus, Verhulst and Gompertz, is solved in case of not harvesting and then harvesting. There are two options for harvesting, continuous and discrete harvesting. In case of continuous harvesting we have two ways how to harvest,with constant yield and constant effort. With simplifying assumptions it is possible to combine continuous and discrete model in the form of profit function for the harvesting and also gives us ability to implement harvesting costs. For profit-seeking function is best solved using numerical methods with model examples with help of the Maple solver. The last chapter is devoted to the introduction of interest to the harvesting models.
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Mathematician with a Poetic Soul. Vladislav Šak’s (1860-1941) Work of Bulgarian Studies
Černý, Marcel
The study puts emphasis on the Czech-Bulgarian cross cultural works of a mathematician, journalist and translator Vladislav Šak (1860-1941). The study aspires to merge knowledge regarding Šak’s bulgarian studies contribution (he has translated Ch. Botev, I. Vazov, K. Christov, E. Bagrjana, K. Veličkov and others; among others he has written set of sonnets "Pod Vitoší", 1905; "Bulharsko-český slovník", 1910-1913; "Kniha bulharsko-české konversace", 1913; "Česko-bulharský slovník", 1926) on the basis of available literature as well as so far unexplored sources (e.g. Šak’s autobiography that has been published within this study, or the only broader correspondence collection, Šak’s letters addressed to Adolf Černy, the main editor of "Slovanský přehled", into which Šak used to regularly contribute partly under the pen-name Martin Prentov). Both Šak’s personal and professional relationships with K. Veličkov have been described for the first time.
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