Tato diplomová práce se zabývá problematikou vzdáleného rozpoznávání mluvčích. V případě dat zachycených odlehlým mikrofonem se přesnost standardního rozpoznávání značně snižuje, proto jsem navrhl dva přístupy pro zlepšení výsledků. Prvním z nich je použití mikrofonního pole (záměrně rozestavené sady mikrofonů), které je schopné nasměrovat virtuální "paprsek" na pozici řečníka. Dále jsem prováděl adaptaci komponent systému (PLDA skórování a extraktoru i-vektorů). S využitím simulace pokojových podmínek jsem syntetizoval trénovací a testovací data ze standardní datové sady NIST 2010. Ukázal jsem, že obě techniky a jejich kombinace vedou k výraznému zlepšení výsledků. Dále jsem se zabýval společným určením identity a pozice mluvčího. Zatímco výsledky ve venkovním simulovaném prostředí (bez ozvěn) jsou slibné, výsledky z interiéru (s ozvěnami) jsou smíšené a vyžadují další prozkoumání. Na závěr jsem mohl systémem vyhodnotit omezené množství reálných dat získaných přehráním a záznamem nahrávek ve skutečné místnosti. Zatímco výsledky pro mužské nahrávky odpovídají simulaci, výsledky pro ženské nahrávky nejsou přesvědčivé a vyžadují další analýzu.

This final thesis deals with the approximation of time delay in time invariant systems. First, the generalized Laguerre functions and their characteristics are presented. After this, the approximation of the Dirac delta function with the help of these functions is shown. Also, the choice of the free parameters is discussed and the results are evaluated with the help of energy. In the final part of the thesis, the approximations of systems with generalized and simple Laguerre functions are compared.

In this thesis there is a design of universal time-variant convolution FIR processor. Proposed algorithm is ready to process long signals with reduced process delay. Furthermore, there are proposed methods for smooth crossfade between different impulse responses. Algorithm is implemented in Matlab environment and later as a VST plugin.

The goal of this diploma thesis is to design and implement method for removing known signal from recorded sound. In the introductory part of the thesis are described the properties of sound and its propagation through the space, digital signal processing on the computer and the computing of the system impulse response. The sequential development of the methods leading to the removal of the known signal from the recording is described further. The following part contains a description and implementation of this method. It also describes how and at what data the method will be tested. Finally, testing is evaluated, improvements and further possible work is proposed.

This thesis deals with perfusion analysis using DCE-MRI (Dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging). DCE-MRI is commonly used for microcirculation evaluation mainly in oncology and in recent years also in cardiology. The theoretical overview focuses on the issue of pharmacokinetic modeling and the estimation of perfusion parameters using selected models. The experimental part describes research software PerfLab and then it is aimed at the proposed program for synthetic data generation. Simulated data obtained under ideal conditions and in the presence of noise were used to compare models for the accuracy and reliability of DCE-MRI analysis.

The main objective of this thesis was to create a model of forward error correction (FEC) system used in ADSL modem, which will be able to check its individual settings using the test methods specified in Recommendation G.996.1. The work is divided into two basic parts – theoretical and practical. The first part describes the basic functional characteristics of ADSL system, with attention being paid to aspects affecting the activity and setting of the error protection system. There are also discussed the theoretical basics of FEC coding techniques used in ADSL. The work also contains a description of the method for testing DSL system resistance against impulsive interference, which is specified in Recommendation G.996.1. The practical part of this thesis contains a description of the proposed model of the FEC system. The model was implemented in the programming environment Matlab Simulink. The proposed model includes the simulation of FEC coding process, DMT modulation and transmission channel with the impulse interference and the background noise. The proposed program is able to calculate parameters for setting FEC system from the specified data transfer rates and the requirement for interleaving. In addition, allows you to set the parameters of transmission line and sources of impulse interference and of the background noise. Under the set of input characteristics of the transmission is calculated bit allocation and the resulting parameters are given to a computational core of the model. In the application can be performed two types of test tasks. The first one is based on the Recommendation G.996.1 and makes it possible to determine probability of errored second. The second test task is for the measurement of resistance of the transmission system against impulsive interference. The results of the simulations are summarized in the conclusion of work.

There is a description of modernisation steam condensing turbine in this Master´s thesis. Electric output is decreased from 250 MW to 160 MW. This thesis is divided into two parts, there is a calculation of heat balance in first part and a calculation of blading in second part. Detail drawing and heat balance are the most important results of this Master´s thesis.

The thesis is focused on designing of condensing steam turbine with reheating for combustion of biomass. The turbine is developed to be tandem compound-regenerative with five uncontrolled extraction points. Optimization of reheating pressure is made in the turbine's cycle. The turbine outlet is constructed to lead down to the water cooled condenser. Thesis includes the calculation of heat cycle with the draft of flow channel of high pressure and middle-low pressure turbine. Detailed calculation of middle-low pressure turbine, including stress-strength analysis, is performed. The thesis provides an evaluation of flow scheme of 100 % and 75 % of generator’s power output and the drawing of middle-low pressure turbine in longitudinal section.

The aim of this master‘s thesis is retrofit of a 300 MW tandem compound steam turbinetype K300 - 170 with three casings and reheat of steam. In the first part a heat balance of the cycle is calculated for given nominal parameters. Further the thesis is focused only on the high pressure section of the turbine, for which the flow section is designed based on thermodynamic calculations and appropriate blade profiles are selected. Then the stress control of the blading is done. The thesis is concluded with estimation of power loss due to shaft seals and real power output of the turbine is calculated. This thesis also includes a drawing of axial section of the high pressure section of the turbine.

This diploma thesis focuses on designing impulse stage steam turbine to be used as the feed pump drive. I consecutively carried out thermodynamic calculation, seals and bearings layouts, with the aim to determine the steam mass flow through the turbine. Furthermore, I conducted turbine blade toughness check-ups, determined the rotor critical rotational speed, check-up rotor critical place (bearing pin) for torsion, and created a clutch screws design. The final part of this thesis pursues the other operating states of the turbine. This thesis is amended by a mechanical drawing of the turbine transection.