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Compensation of geometric distortion of electrophoretic gel image
Dvořáček, Tomáš ; Vítek, Martin (referee) ; Škutková, Helena (advisor)
This master thesis is engaged in problematics of creation and compensation of geometric distortions in 1D agarose electrophoresis. This master thesis analyze the problematics of cause of these distortions and summarize the theory needed for compensation of these distortions. Based on acquired theory and created electrophoretic phantoms, the master thesis contains several suggestions for compensation of incurred distortions. These suggestions are recreated into functions, which are connected into a functional user interface for gel image analysis and geometric distortions compensation.
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Program for testing speed of cryptographic algorithms
Volf, Lukáš ; Sajdl, Ondřej (referee) ; Kadlec, Jaroslav (advisor)
Program for testing of speed of encryption algorithms is project aimed to build a program, which will be able to test specific properties of each single encryption algorithm protocol and results of testing will be saved for later statistical analysis. Program is going to be build in C# program language. In statistical analysis part all data and results from testing of each single algorithm will be processed and reviewed in transparent reports.
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Algorithms for solving of special knapsack problems and their computational complexity
Sem, Štěpán ; Ivánek, Jiří (advisor) ; Kalčevová, Jana (referee)
The thesis deals with knapsack problems variants and possibility of their solving, furthermore with the impact of particular task (instance) special structure on the effciency of tested approach. The thesis also proposes conversion possibility between described tasks and their continuous extension (continuous relaxation). It describes L3 algorithm and superdecreasing knapsack problem solving from the common sort of algorithms and Monte Carlo Method, simulated annealing and genetic algorithms from the sort of probability ones. Other possibilities are also discussed. Integral part of this thesis is the accompanying application, which was used to create groundwork used in the text and which can be also used to solve other instances.
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