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Tracking people based on their clothing in multi-camera systems
Sivak, Mykyta ; Přinosil, Jiří (referee) ; Číka, Petr (advisor)
This bachelor thesis focuses on the development and implementation of an algorithm for tracking individuals in multi-camera systems based on clothing pattern analysis. The aim was to design a system capable of tracking an individual in various positions and frames, using the Region of Interest (RoI) technique. The study begins with a comprehensive review of the existing literature on object tracking in video sequences, with a special focus on RoI tracking techniques. During the research, a new algorithm was developed and implemented that utilizes clothing patterns as the primary identification element for tracking and re-identifying individuals across different camera shots. The algorithm was experimentally validated on datasets containing video sequences from various environments, allowing for a detailed analysis of its effectiveness and reliability. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system achieves significant accuracy and efficiency compared to traditional methods and is particularly effective in challenging situations where other methods fail. The thesis concludes with an evaluation of the conducted experiments along with recommendations for future extensions and improvements of the system. Potential challenges and ethical aspects, including issues of privacy and personal data processing, are also discussed.
Seventh-Day Adventists between modernism and postmodernism
JETELINA, Bedřich
This work reflects on how the Seventh-day Adventist Church meets the challenges of postmodernism, despite itself having its roots deep in the modern era. The first part deals with the origin of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the development of its dogma. It primarily focuses on the Thomas Reid?s philosophy of common sense and describes the Adventist statements of dogma that are typical of this church and were influenced by the philosophy of common sense. The second part analyses how this church deals with the challenges of the postmodern era. It describes the current categorisation of Adventist theology on the basis of the differing macro-hermeneutic of the individual streams that depend on how they view the relationship between God and time. It also indicates the practical impacts that these various approaches to church praxis lead to. The aim of this work is to be as objective as possible in describing the current situation and show the potential risks and solutions that the church and its members face. In the author?s opinion, an adequate response to the problems of Adventism in the postmodern era can be found in shifting the emphasis to a general Christian perspective and in redefining specifically Adventist teachings.

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