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Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2006
Grantor: GACR
Department: E
Duration: 2004
- 2006
Grantor: GACR
Economic and social phenomena develop over time, they are mostly influenced by random factors and, moreover, it is necessary very often to evaluate them simultaneously by several "utility" functions. Consequently, construction of the corresponding mathematical models is generally complicated.
Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2008
Grantor: FG
The aim of CISTRANA is to achieve coordination of national ICT programmes with each other and with European RTD programmes in order to improve the impact of all RTD efforts in Europe and to reinforce European ICT competitiveness.
Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
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Department: RO
Duration: 2004
- 2008
Grantor: FG
Department: ZOI
Duration: 2004
- 2005
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Bilateral Czech-Slovak cooperation agreement
Department: AS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
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Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
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Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
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The spacings-based goodnes-of-fit test statistics known from the literature are shown to be asymptotically equivalent to spacings-based Pearson-type statistics. Limit laws will be extended, and the related relative asymptotic efficiencies will be evaluated for new clases of such statistics.
Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2006
Grantor: FG
Department: ZS
Duration: 2004
- 2006
Grantor: FG
Department: AS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
Grantor: MDS
Hierarchical control of transportation nets
The task aims at building a multi-level control of the traffic in large urban transportation nets. The basic unit we operate with is the traffic microregion. It is a logically delimited collection of crossroads and the communications joining the crossroads.
Department: AS
Duration: 2004
- 2007
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Aim 1
Development of implementable theory of Bayesian adaptive distributed decision making (DM) with multiple participants and multiple-criteria. It will provide:
Fully probabilistic design (FPD) of adaptive strategies respecting changing environment and group aims.
Department: ZOI
Duration: 2004
- 2006
Grantor: GACR
The project concerns automatic fusion of digital images acquired by real non-ideal sensors. In such a case, image degradations are described by a rather complicated model comprising non-rigid (affine, projective, or elastic) geometric deformations and blurring by unknown space-variant filters.