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Intelligent Fighting Units
Kužela, Martin ; Janeček, Petr (referee) ; Drahanský, Martin (advisor)
The field training of army units includes high financial, material and human resource investments. From this reason, an emphasis on the simulator training of these units arised recently. But the training in simulator needs to have the simulated units as intelligent as a human beings are, so the field training with real human opponents can be successfully replaced with the simulator training. This work deals with the design of fighting unit's intelligent behaviour, that will be applicable in the E-COM simulator environment. Work covers the description of intelligent agents and ways how to achieve their rational and autonomous behaviour. The proposal and the analysis of intelligent fighting unit's implementation and unit's communication with surrounding environment, basic implementation of this proposal and experiments with created implementation are also described in this work.
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Visual support of theoretical explanation in MPKT course
Passinger, Jiří ; Koutný, Martin (referee) ; Jeřábek, Jan (advisor)
The bachelor thesis deals with creating animations and using the selected utilities in operating systems GNU/Linux and Windows. This work describes the selection of programs for creating animations, the procedure of animation creation and their resulting form is shown. Further on there are suggested possibilities of use of the animations, their extention and description of theory to the action the animations deal with. Another part is dedicated to utilities for IPv6, DNS and ARP. Real examples of using these utilities the format writing and examples of responses are shown.
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Application of recent methods for synthesis of heat exchanger network
Kunc, Vlastimil ; Kohoutek, Josef (referee) ; Jegla, Zdeněk (advisor)
Master’s thesis deals with the problems of heat exchanger network synthesis and compare the present methods with emphasis on Pinch Design Method and deterministic method. Based on theoretical formulation of deterministic model the computer program for heat exchanger network synthesis was developed in the software Maple environment. Developed software implementation of deterministic method has been applied to several case studies.
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Mathematical Models of Demand
Trzaskaliková, Eva ; Půža, Bedřich (referee) ; Mezník, Ivan (advisor)
The diploma thesis deals with the analyses of demand using standard tools of engineering mathematics. Mathematical models of demand, both single and multi- factor are investigated. Elasticity of demand is applied for decision making in price policy. Problems of optimization of demand reflecting utility and budget constraints are under consideration. Constructions of demand curve and compensated demand curve are presented. The text is accompanied by illustrative examples aiming at methodical aspects of the work
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Evaluated the utility of prestice black-pied pig
JANEČKOVÁ, Blanka
Objective of this work was evaluate the reproductive utility qualities of the sows of prestice black-pied pig of basic herd, respectively nucleus herd reared at the farm Mladotice and these indicators compare with other breeds in the Czech Republic. The main endpoints were the number of all born piglets, number of alive born piglets, number of weaned piglets and milk production in twenty days of age piglets. Special attention was dedicate lines of representation boar. The paper describes the characteristics of prestice black-pied breed with reference on its typical breed character, such as tilted ear and typical black-pied coloring without defining body parts for white and black. The study also introduces emergence of breed, prestice black-pied regeneration process where were used breeds of mirgorodské, livenské, wessex saddleback and essex. Regeneration process led to establishing lines Aron, Vojta, Střelák, Filip, Ríša, Flak, Silar and Titus. After the regeneration was performed improvement, above all pietrain breed. The work describes prestice black-pied breed´s utility. At reproductive utility is paid attention to great maternal qualities, at productive it is quality of the muscle. The study give an account of genetic resources conservation with summarising numerical status of prestice black-pied breed in the Czech Republic since 2002 to 2014.
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Preference Learning Methods
Pichl, Ota ; Kliegr, Tomáš (advisor) ; Berka, Petr (referee)
The diploma thesis is focused on preference learning. Preferences can be analyzed in many areas starting from economics, over the statistics to informatics. This thesis is focused on informatics point of view on preferences. At the beginning it is focusing on preferences in general and analyzing its origin in economical science. Then this knowledge base is used for analysis of informatics methods employed in preference learning which also includes machine learning and describes how these sciences are connected with each other. Practical part of work is focused on employing informatics preferences in practice. The basic tasks and methods are described at the beginning and followed by more detailed analysis of one the methods (UTA NM). The result consists of description and implementation of a REST web service that can be used for one of the preference learning tasks.
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The analysis of utility parameters in selected pig breeding
ŠIKÝŘ, Martin
The aim of this study is to evaluate the reproductive and productive indicators of Landrace pig breeding. Sows of basic herd and breeding nucleus are divid into four groups according to the age of the gilts, sows at risk litters, the sows producing litters and sows for 6 or more litters. Reproductive indicators of sows, fertility (number of piglets born, number of piglets born alive, number of piglets weaned) and milk production, are evaluat. Comparing the results of the observed Landrace pig herd population in the Czech Republic, it found that better results are achieved by breeding Landrace population. The achievement in the observed enterprise is 15.8 ? 2.2 units of all piglets born in a litter, 14.4 ? 2.3 units of piglets born alive per litter and number of piglets wean per litter is 9.4 ? 1.6 piglets. Population reaches fewer piglets born in a litter and more of the preserv. This proves that breeding must seek to reduce differences between piglets born and preserv. This is relat to milk production of sows, which is also below the average for the whole population. Furthermore, the results of the performance of gilts and male pigs according to the methodology for field testing are evaluat. For performance testing the average backfat thickness (mm) of lean meat (%) and average daily gain (g) in the unified testing are assessed. Population achieves better results in the proportion of lean muscle in both gilts and male pigs for both monitoring years. The greatest difference is reach in 2013 with male pigs and that is about 7%. Backfat thickness is on average about 1 mm higher than the reference breeding population. Nowadays the interest in breeding animals is decreasing. In 2013, 3 male pigs and 88 gilts were sold.
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Economy of Religion and Conversion
Zehnalová, Simona ; Potužák, Pavel (advisor) ; Mičúch, Marek (referee)
This work defines religion market as a network industry when at a certain level of switching costs can lead in individual's locking up in the current group and thus prevent his conversion. First, the participating individual's utility function is defined. It is largely influenced by the probability which the individual attaches to the existence of God and afterlife. The study shows, that at sufficiently high level of social capital, it is advantageous to participate for rationally minded individuals although they are not believers. The empirical part demonstrates the effect of specific religious and social capitals on individual's decision to convert through the logit model. This influence is positive, compared to original expectations (i.e. the higher the social and specific capital, the higher the tendency to convert). It can confirm the thesis that the influence of these individual's growth of specific capital is causing higher demand for more strict organizations which eliminate free-riders and provide higher social capital.
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