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Utilization of Knowledge Systems and Bases for Selection and Evaluation of Domestic Electrical Installations.
Haluza, Miroslav ; Martínek, Zbyněk (referee) ; Gurecký, Jiří (referee) ; Toman, Petr (advisor)
My doctoral thesis deals with use of the sophisticated methods for the selection of technical and economic solution of electrical wiring. This solution is based not only on a price but also on many other criteria such as a comfort, service, durability etc. The focus of the work is a treatise on wiring systems from a global perspective, where it is impossible to use a conventional approach for objective evaluation and selection of the appropriate electrical wiring system (because of the complexity of such systems and their interdependencies). In the four chapter are given information of an energy consumption (the total consumption and household consumption). In this chapter is given also a consumption prediction – especially for households. Following is an overview of possible measures for reducing electricity consumption in households. In the next part of this thesis are solved the knowledge, respectively expert systems for use in an electrical engineering – especially for a suitable tool for the selection and evaluation of households wiring electrical system. The result of this work provides a possible solution for a selection of wiring electrical system for households (focusing on the intelligent wiring) – from a technical and economic point of view and with using an innovative approach. The main contribution of this work is a proposal of the main part of the knowledge base. This base could be as a basis for knowledge, respectively for an evaluating technical and economical solution of an electrical wiring system – the expert system includes also a feedback function of an effectiveness solution, use value, price etc., which would also serve as a knowledge base.
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Utilization of Knowledge Systems and Bases for Selection and Evaluation of Domestic Electrical Installations.
Haluza, Miroslav ; Martínek, Zbyněk (referee) ; Gurecký, Jiří (referee) ; Toman, Petr (advisor)
My doctoral thesis deals with use of the sophisticated methods for the selection of technical and economic solution of electrical wiring. This solution is based not only on a price but also on many other criteria such as a comfort, service, durability etc. The focus of the work is a treatise on wiring systems from a global perspective, where it is impossible to use a conventional approach for objective evaluation and selection of the appropriate electrical wiring system (because of the complexity of such systems and their interdependencies). In the four chapter are given information of an energy consumption (the total consumption and household consumption). In this chapter is given also a consumption prediction – especially for households. Following is an overview of possible measures for reducing electricity consumption in households. In the next part of this thesis are solved the knowledge, respectively expert systems for use in an electrical engineering – especially for a suitable tool for the selection and evaluation of households wiring electrical system. The result of this work provides a possible solution for a selection of wiring electrical system for households (focusing on the intelligent wiring) – from a technical and economic point of view and with using an innovative approach. The main contribution of this work is a proposal of the main part of the knowledge base. This base could be as a basis for knowledge, respectively for an evaluating technical and economical solution of an electrical wiring system – the expert system includes also a feedback function of an effectiveness solution, use value, price etc., which would also serve as a knowledge base.
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Economic evaluation of the purchase and operation of a corporate fleet.
RABOCH, Martin
The work addresses the problem of evaluating investment options, both in theoretical and practical terms. In theoretical terms, there are firstly defined the basic terms, but especially the complex issue of implementation of investment projects in all stages of life of a project. Attention is also paid to the evaluation of investment alternatives, selecting individual assessment methods (ROI, PP, NPV, IBR, etc.), analysis of financial risks, and the methods of multi-criteria evaluation of investment options, including software tools that use these methods in practice much easier. The following practical part contains basic financial analysis of STUDENT AGENCY, subsequently also evaluated investment options selected renewal of its fleet.
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Multi-criteria Optimization in Project Management
Křenková, Michaela ; Fiala, Petr (advisor) ; Borovička, Adam (referee)
Multi-criteria decision making is a common issue in everyday life. If the decision doesn't have a significant impact on the future of the company, it is possible to decide intuitively. However, if they do have such an impact, it is sensible to use decision methods. A company implementing changes via projects might find itself in a situation, where it doesn't have enough resources to execute all projects at once and therefore the company has to decide which projects shall be executed, when and in which order. The choice of an appropriate method also depends on other factors. If the company has strictly defined restrictions it is possible to use multi-criteria programming methods; if the company wants to know the order in which to execute the projects, it will use one of the methods of multicriteria evaluation of options. If there are multiple decision-makers, whose decisions might vary, it is possible to use team expert choice methods. The next important task after choosing the project selection method is to prepare project plans, also based on appropriate methodology.
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The Impact of Institutional Capital of Research Institutions on Patent Activity- example of the Czech Republic
Linka, Milan ; Bartoň, Petr (advisor) ; Koubek, Ivo (referee)
The thesis examines impact of the institutional capital, which captures the ability to produce quality patents, on the number of applied patent applications after the adoption of new governmental system of research and development evaluation. For determination of the institutional capital I use similar approach as Turnovec (2005) in case of publications. The estimation of the institutional capital is based on the evaluation of patents received by publicly financed research institutions. The evaluation of patents is based on the analysis of patent family and patent citation data. The data are analyzed using methods of multi-criteria decision making. Further it is estimated that the institutional capital does not influence the number of applied patent applications.
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