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Comparison of the standard of living in the countries of Visegrad group in years 1989-2015
Horáková, Lucie ; Procházka, Pavel (advisor) ; Vebrová, Ludmila (referee)
The main aim of this bachelor thesis is to compare the standard of living in the countries of Visegrad group from 1989 until present. The text is divided into two parts- theoretical and analytical. At first the theoretical part refers to the term Visegrad group- what does it mean, why it was created, and what was the situation of its countries after the fall of the Communist regime in 1989. This part then continues with explaining the term standard of living and its selected means of measure from the economical and sociological point of view. The analytical part is then about the comparison itself. For each country there are graphs and tables that contain the variables used for the analysis that are explained at the end of each chapter. Every chapter also contains the factor analysis, that is used to show which of the variables were the most important for each country. The last chapter is comparison of all the countries.
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Segmentation of Infant Food Market
Polášková, Kateřina ; Koudelka, Jan (advisor) ; Zamazalová, Marcela (referee)
The main goal of my master thesis is to identify differences, or similarities among consumers of infant food. Based on these characteristics were revealed groups, also called segments. Consumers in these segments are as homogeneous as possible, and vice versa the segments are mutually the most heterogeneous. After uncovering these segments is another goal of proposing marketing recommendations to individual segments. The work consists of theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part describes the process of segmentation. Practical part deals with the uncovering of segments. The research used secondary and primary data. Were used a secondary data from the database MML-TGI, which was analyzed by the Data Analyzer. Primary data was collected by questionnaire survey and subsequently processed in the IBM SPSS Statistics version 22. There has been uncovering the four segments, which have been named, described and suggested marketing recommendation.
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Segmentation of the coffee market
Tůma, David ; Koudelka, Jan (advisor) ; Petruška, Tomáš (referee)
This Master's Thesis is focused on analysis of segmentation of the coffee market in the Czech Republic based on similarities and differences between users of coffee. Uncovering segments and development was carried out in a software program Data Analyzer and PASW using data from primary research and unique agency research MML-TGI of company Median s.r.o. The theoretical part presented problems, approaches, method of segmentation and types of coffee. The practical part starts with analyzing and defining the market in the Czech Republic. The target group of users was subsequently characterized by a general analysis. Variables were reduced to the factors by using factor analysis. Then users were put into clusters based on cluster analysis. Segments were characterized in detail using cross-analyzes and multivariate statistical methods. Content analysis expands a current picture of the segments on which other companies target. Finally, there were elaborated appropriate marketing recommendations for the individual segments to their effective positioning.
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Comparison of Source Apportionment Results from Summer and Winter Measuring Campaign at a Prague-Suchdol Site
Makeš, Otakar ; Vodička, Petr ; Schwarz, Jaroslav
Organic aerosol (OA) is the most abundant but still poorly characterized component of airborne particulate matter. This situation is even more complicated in large cities where many anthropogenic sources of primary organic aerosol (POA) are situated. In recent years, aerosol mass spectrometry has been increasingly applied to obtain highly time-resolved chemical composition of ambient aerosol. This is considerably important for clarification of organic aerosol life cycles and sources. Two measuring campaigns, which lasted about six weeks in summer 2012 and in winter 2013, were performed at suburban site Prague – Suchdol. Aerosol data were measured by Aerodyne compact time-of-flight aerosol mass spectrometer (AMS) which is able to characterize the size resolved chemical composition of non-refractory submicron (PM1) fraction.
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Analysis of Brownfields Regeneration Occasions: Liberecký Region Example
Černík, J. ; Kunc, Josef
Brownfield is any land degenerated by it ́s previous use. Such areas (and structures in this area) may currently be vacant and it represents a barrier in future balanced development of the area and surroundings. This contribu tion targets on describing the ability of brownfields remediation by using the Principal Component Analysis of socio - economic, spatial and demographic indicators. As a study area was set up the Liberece region. From results it is clear that selected indica tors can satisfactorily describe the ability for remediation only by agricultural brownfields. Regarding to the type of analysed data we can presuppose a significant influence of soft factors on brownfield remediation. Such factors may describe the role of active participation of stakeholders, private motivating factors, inspiration in case of best practices, etc.
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Infant mortality of the Czech population.
ŠEDIVÁ, Ivana
The main objective of the present diploma thesis is to evaluate the development and spatial differentiation of infant mortality of the Czech population. In the scope of the research, our intent is to focus on various factors that might influence infant mortality and the values of which are accessible in public databases. The first partial objective was to evaluate the development of infant mortality of the Czech population in the 20th century and at the beginning of the 21st century. The second partial objective was to delineate specifics of the development of infant mortality in connection with the development of related social and economic characteristics. The third partial objective was to analyse regional differences of infant mortality within the scope of the Czech Republic. Finally, the fourth partial objective was to provide the breakdown of infant mortality.In the framework of the thesis, the following hypotheses have been stipulated: H1: Infant mortality is steadily on the decrease, H2: In the Czech Republic, there exist regional differences in infant mortality, influenced by economic, social and environmental factors, H3: The structure of infant mortality gradually changes towards the shift of the highest level of infant mortality at the beginning of life.It was possible to confirm hypothesis H1, which was examined within a quantitative research, using the moving average method - base and chain indexes. Infant mortality has been on the decrease as early as since the beginning of the 20th century in the Czech territory. The reduction in infant mortality is affected by changes in prenatal and early neonatal mortality, which fact was contributed to by quality prenatal and neonatal diagnostics of endogen causes of mortality. Accordingly, the trend of reduction in infant mortality continues, specifically up to the value of 2.6 , which was, as the lowest value, recorded in the year 2012. Similarly, it was possible to confirm hypothesis H2, tested within a quantitative research, using factor and cluster analyses, which have showed differences in factors (stability of social relationships, education of women, quality of healthcare, economic activity of women and their marital status, nationality and unemployment of women) in the scope of individual districts. It was moreover possible to confirm hypothesis H3, evaluated within a quantitative research and processed by means of simple descriptive indicators and graphs. The proportion of neonatal mortality in infant mortality stands at the average value of 62% for the period of 12 years. In consequence, we may assume that the proportion of neonatal mortality (28 days after birth) in infant mortality will constantly have an above-the-average value in the future. Based on the breakdown of infant mortality, it has been ascertained that chiefly the highest values are reached by early neonatal mortality (0 - 6 days) and it has a decreasing trend for the period of 12 years, reaching the average value of 1.26. This finding also confirms hypothesis H3, for the reason that early neonatal mortality is the component of neonatal mortality that has held the above-the-average proportion of infant mortality.In conclusion, we have conducted a correlation analysis of infant mortality with factors generated by the factor analysis. This analysis confirmed unambiguously that infant mortality is affected chiefly by the stability of social relationships and education of women.The no less important conclusion of the present thesis is seen in the fact that in the future, the society and experts engaged in problems of infant mortality should be more interested in researching various factors that influence infant mortality from both the positive and negative aspects. Findings of this diploma thesis may serve in practice as a background for any demographic research concerned with infant mortality.
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Analysis of the Czech population mortality by causes of death
NEDELČEV, Marek
The main aim of this thesis is an analysis of mortality by causes of death in the districts of the Czech Republic. The work also makes an effort to demonstrate certain dependence between mortality and socioeconomic factors. The first part introduces readers to the issue of mortality and causes of death. This part describes its development, terminology and demographic indicators. The second part contains an analysis of mortality by cause of death in the last ten years. The work also contains the factor and cluster analyses which show dependencies between mortality and socioeconomic factors.
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Identifying of Organic Aerosol Sources by Using of Advanced Factor Analysis
Makeš, Otakar ; Vodička, Petr ; Schwarz, Jaroslav ; Canonaco, F. ; Prevot, A.
Real-time measurement of submicron aerosol was performed at Prague – Suchdol site (Czech Republic) during six weeks in June and July 2012. Organic aerosol data obtained from measurement by C-ToF AMS were deconvoluted using the Multilinear Engine (ME-2) algorithm (Paatero, 1999) and analyzed with the newly developed GUI provided by Paul Scherrer Institute (Canonaco et al. in prep.). During the analysis, we obtained four factor solution which explains more than 95% of the variance. These four factors, related to four aerosol sources, were fixed by the ME-2 model: Hydrocarbon-like organic aerosol (HOA) factor related to the road traffic, biomass burning organic aerosol (BBOA) factor, and two kinds of oxygenated organic aerosol factors (LV-OOA and SV-OOA). LV-OOA factor is the most frequently interpreted as an aged aerosol with low volatility. On the contrary, diurnal patterns of SV-OOA factor exhibit maxima at night and high anti-correlation with temperature. Therefore it can be assumed that SV-OOA factor represents a volatile fraction of OOA.
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Beer Market Segmentation
Škubalová, Michaela ; Koudelka, Jan (advisor) ; Zamazalová, Marcela (referee)
The goal of the master's thesis is to find out similarities or differences among consumers in the Czech beer market by using primary and secondary research and content analysis. The thesis contains two parts, the theoretical and the practical one. Market segmentation, marketing research and Czech beer market are described in the theoretical part. The practical part includes market segmentation by using secondary data (agency data MML-TGI with Data Analyzer software), primary data (own research with SPSS software) and content analysis of print advertisements. Segmentation is realized by variety of methods, e. g. cluster and factor analysis, general analysis, contingency tables, MCART analysis, media neutral quintiles etc. Post hoc segmentation (forward and backward) is used in this thesis. At the end of this master's thesis detected segments are characterized and marketing suggestions for each of them are stated.
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Automated Functional Analysis in Dynamic Medical Imaging
Tichý, Ondřej
Dynamic medical imaging is concerned with acquisition and analysis of a sequence of images of the same region of a body during time. In nuclear medicine, each pixel of an image is the sum of particles coming from an applied radioactive tracer from the body in a specific time-interval. Hence, each observed image is a superposition of an unknown number of underlaying organ images. The aim of functional analysis is to separate the images of biologic organs and related time-activity curves from the sequence of images.
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