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Geodetic documentation of actual shopping center area Vrbno pod Pradědem
Zušťák, Marek ; Sláma, Jiří (referee) ; Foral, Jakub (advisor)
This bachelor works is deal with the creation of the geodetic documentation of actual construction. In this work is described in detail the process of surveying works from preparation, through the mapping work on the construction, computer work until after completion of all parts of the geodetic documentation. The aim of this work is preparation of thematic map of the new shopping center in Vrbno pod Pradědem.
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Generation of Hypertext Documentation of Testing
Haris, Daniel ; Šimková, Hana (referee) ; Smrčka, Aleš (advisor)
The objective of this bachalor's thesis is to design and implement a helper tool for requirements-based testing. Tool consists of a web application, which focuses on visualization of coverage of requirements specification by user defined test cases. Another part of this tool is an agent, which generates templates of test suites based on information from the tool itself, executes test suites and returns test execution results. Output of this tool is a summary report about actual coverage of requirements specification.
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Language Identification of Text Document
Cakl, Jan ; Pešán, Jan (referee) ; Szőke, Igor (advisor)
The thesis deals with a language identification of a text document. The final program includes three different implementation methods of language identification. The first method is based on a frequency statistics of N-gram. The second one represents Markov chains and the last one uses the simulated neural net for the identification purposes. The result is implemented in the Python language.
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Form Input Fileds Detection in Scanned Documents
Moravec, Michal ; Šimon, Martin (referee) ; Beran, Vítězslav (advisor)
Main goal of the work was to implement an algorithm, which is able to separate input fields from card of the health insurance company, which are then used in some optical character recognition (OCR) software to convert it to text. The program should also work on incorrectly scanned and arbitrarily rotated cards. The whole project was made as a contract for the Medingo company, which will be able to implement the algorithm in their existing system. As for the results, the program is able to detect and separate input fields from cards with very high probability.
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Project Documentation from Engineering Base
Domanský, Martin ; Svoboda, Pavel (referee) ; Rozman, Jaroslav (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with creation of documentation for electro-technical projects based on the Engineering Base tool. It cintains the new access how to obtain data from the Engineering Base database and describes how it is used. The practical aim was to develop an application that should serve as the basis for the commercial use of this functionality. The application was implemented using the .NET Framework and EB API for Engineering Base version 6.5.2. The work also describes testing of the basic application, while the outcome of the testing provides suggestions for possible extensions. These suggestions can be used for further development and solving various restrictions.
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Economic research bulletin (2010, No.1)
Česká národní banka
The first aticle formed the basis for the current CNB forecasting framework. The second one significantly shaped the discussions about the implications of the CNB’s losses. The third one established which methodologies and which data can be used to identify bubbles in the Czech housing market. The fourth introduced Beveridge curve estimates into the CNB’s policy documents. There are, of course, other papers that have influenced the CNB’s policy thinking. Some of them were featured in previous Bulletins and some are still work-in-progress. It is our hope that the CNB’s economic research will continue contributing to policy debates in the next ten years.
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Eligibility of external credit assessment institutions
Sůvová, Helena ; Kozelková, Eva ; Zeman, David ; Bauerová, Jaroslava
This paper investigates the approaches a supervisor may apply to ECAI recognition and elaborates on the criteria of recognition. The paper reviews the available rating agencies on the market, their best practices and the experience with the use of their ratings for regulatory purposes. Drawing on international experience and the proposed Basel 2 rules, writers outline the fundamental supervisory approaches to recognition, including the legal aspects thereof, and analyse their pros and cons and the frontiers of supervisory decision making. Writers outline the rules for recognition, including requirements or expectations (e.g. soft limits), documentation and typical interview questions with the potential candidates.
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