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Evaluation of Biometric System - Eye Iris Technology
Mlčoch, Luboš ; Drahanský, Martin (referee) ; Dittrich, Petr (advisor)
This thesis briefly describes basic biometric terms, a brief history of biometrics, biometric system and its performance and characteristics. Basic principles of iris recognition technology are also discussed. Finally, this thesis describes tests performed on various iris recognition systems and sums up the results.
Eyetracking for traffic analysis
Veselá, Cindy ; Němcová, Andrea (referee) ; Janoušek, Oto (advisor)
This bachelor thesis deals with the analysis of eye movement during solving traffic situations using eyetracker. The theoretical part describes eye anatomy and the types eye movement. It also explains methods of how eye movement is tracked with a focus on eye-tracking methods. Practical part contains two programs and record of eye movement of drivers. The first program records eye movement during traffic observation in videos, the second program visualizes eye movement in displayed videos. It was examined parameters of eye movement, which could lead to differentiation of drivers according to their experience.
Optic disc segmentation in retinal images
Vymazal, Bronislav ; Odstrčilík, Jan (referee) ; Kolář, Radim (advisor)
Cílem této práce bylo vytvořit kompaktní algoritmus sloužící k lokalizaci, segmentaci a sledování optického disku v sekvencích obrazů sítnice. Pro účely lokalizace byla použita nová metoda založena na „fast radial transform“. Segmentace optického disku je založena na klasické metodě Chan-Vese, která byla rozšířena o další prvky a implementována v lokalizované podobě, která umožňuje lépe segmentovat obrazy s vysokou mírou nehomogenity. Pro sledování optického disku v sekvencích obrazů byl využit optický tok založený na Lucas-Kanade algoritmu. Všechny metody byly vyhodnoceny na dvou databázích obrazů s odlišnými charakteristikami. První databází je klasická databáze s vysokým rozlišením. Druhou je pak databáze s nízkým rozlišením a vysokou mírou šumu. Všechny výsledky jsou pak porovnány s referenčními hodnotami a vyhodnoceny.
Data analysis from ophthalmologic devices
Brož, Petr ; Hemzal, Dušan (referee) ; Kolář, Radim (advisor)
In the bechelor theses is a brief overview of anatomy, optic environment and the basic refractive errors of the eye. Listed below are the diagnostic techniques that the patient must undergo before cataract surgery (biometry, keratometry of the eye and subjective measure of visual acuity). The practical part consists of two surveys. In the first research are statistically compared (Wilcoxon paired test, Spearman's correlation coefficient) biometrics methods - acoustic and optical biometry. The second research is evaluated subjective level of uncorrected visual acuity before cataract surgery and after. At the end of this work are discussed and evaluated the results of both studies.
Focusation of eyes on characteristic component of visual perception.
Fejgl, Martin ; Kolářová, Jana (referee) ; Janoušek, Oto (advisor)
This master’s thesis deals with muscles physiology of eye movement and questions of surface electromyography measurement. Physiology and analysis of eye movement are described here. Furthermore the paper deals with a variety of electrooculographic measuring techniques and also with resulting evaluation of measured signal.
Bifurcation Localization in Retina Images
Kvapilová, Aneta ; Drahanský, Martin (referee) ; Semerád, Lukáš (advisor)
This thesis deals with processing images of human retina. Its main goal is to create a system which is able to localize places important in a process of creating biometrical template - bifurcations and crossing of blood vessels. The first part focuses on biometrics in detail and explains certain concepts of this area. It also mentions the anatomy of the human eye focusing on retina. The second part provides detailed description of all the stages and algorithms that were necessary in the process of creation of the application.
Recognition by Retina
Stružka, Jaroslav ; Orság, Filip (referee) ; Fiala, Jiří (advisor)
This thesis deals with recognition by retina (identification, verification). In introduction we describe information about human eye, its diseases with focus on retina impact. Further (in main part) we conduct SW analyses based on biometry retina requirements and design of SW application for retina recognition. It is based on processing pipeline design (sequential application of image filters). This pipeline mostly contains filters focused on edge detection, adaptive threshold and skeletonisation. Finally, basic SW functions includes users registration (enroll), identification, verification. In conclusion we discuss experimental results and success of designed SW in practical application.
Map of terrain lighting in GIS
Blatný, Michal ; Rychtárik, Milan (referee) ; Čížek, Martin (advisor)
This bachelor’s thesis describes fundamental terms in lighting and deals with street lighting intensity measurement. The text describes an outline of the future work focused to comparison of the measured values with ČSN EN standards using GIS.
Eye tracking
Magula, Filip ; Rajmic, Pavel (referee) ; Vlach, Jan (advisor)
This work deals with tracing the eyes in real-time video using infrared radiation treatment and detection of its rebound on pupils. It describes the human eye and its response to infrared radiation. It contains proposals for hardware and software solutions and the final realization of the basic options in Simulink, explains the selected methods of digital image processing and includes an assessment of the methods used in this work in conclusion.
Biotribology of artificial tears for the treatment of dry eye syndrome
Černohlávek, Mikuláš ; Daniel, Matej (referee) ; Vrbka, Martin (advisor)
This master thesis is a part of the project TAČR TREND, which aim is the development of new ingredient for treatment of dry eye syndrome. Developed ingredient is derivative of hyaluronic acid, which is in this thesis compared with native hyaluronic acids and commercial eye drops. Aim of this thesis is to describe rheological and tribological properties of measured samples in terms of viscosity, mucoadhesivity and coefficient of friction. Coefficient of friction was measured on created tribological model of the eye in pin-on-plate configuration which represents physiologically relevant sliding speeds of blinking. Comparison with native hyaluronic acids and commercial products of eye drops showed, that derivative reaches higher values of viscosity, has mucoahesive properties and has low values of coefficient of friction. Those key parameters show that modification of hyaluronic acid is promising way for drug development for dry eye disease.

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