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Fractional decision making models in networks
Malárik, Peter ; Nechvátal, Luděk (referee) ; Kisela, Tomáš (advisor)
This thesis deals with the problem of modelling specific types of complex systems using networks, especially those that indicate the possible occurrence of so-called fractional dynamics. Two variants of the Voter Model, which is one of the basic decision models describing the propagation of opinions in a social setting, are presented. By enriching the dynamics of the model with history dependence and by setting the system over different kinds of networks, we observe qualitative changes in behavior that are typical in the presence of the aforementioned fractional dynamics. We look at this issue from the point of view of numerous model simulations, which results are graphically presented, discussed and compared with known theory.
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The interactivity of ICT tools
KORTAN, Michal
This bachelor thesis deals with the concept of interactivity which, in course of time, became overused, not only in terms of information systems. Thus, the thesis also discusses the unclear interpretation of interactivity and aims to express more apt definition. The interactivity is analyzed across various fields, which further provides a basis for the establishment of unbiased model called classification frame defining a degree of interactivity of specified complex systems.
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