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Minimax in scheduling problems under uncertainty
Jeliga, Jan ; Branda, Martin (advisor) ; Lachout, Petr (referee)
In this work, we deal with fixed interval scheduling problems with the possibility of random delay of the end of the tasks (FIS). First, we pre- sent the basic deterministic FIS problems and ways to solve them. Next, we introduce the concept of minimax and present two well-known and one new FIS problem under uncertainty, when random task delays are conside- red to belong to a certain uncertainty set. Next, we deal with the solution of previously presented FIS problems for five chosen uncertainty sets. We present both previously achieved and original results. The work concludes with a summary of a numerical study of two problems. First, we explore the possibility of Lagrange relaxation application to the first presented problem. Next we explore the quality of approximation allowing to solve the later of problems as LP. 1
Visual statistical inference
Jeliga, Jan ; Hlávka, Zdeněk (advisor) ; Maciak, Matúš (referee)
Graphs, and data visualization in general, play a important role in modern statistics. In this thesis, we address the possibility of using these for hypothesis testing. First, we introduce the concept of visual testing and define analogies for terms such as statistic or p-value and additionally we define the terms specific to visual testing. We demonstrate the method of visual testing on an example, where we parallelly perform a conventional test for the same data set and the same null and alternative hypothesis. Further, we inspect the possibility of use of Amazon Mechanical Turk for visual testing. We describe the design of visual test and present results of simulation experiments conducted in order to assess the power of the visual test and to compare it to conventional test. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

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