9th International PhD Workshop on Systems and Control

Day 2: Wednesday 1.10.

Plenary Lecture 1 (9:00 – 10:00)	Page
dr. Vaclav Šmidl, Hidden Markov Model and Bayesian Inference	7

Session 1: General (Chair: dr. Vaclav Šmidl) 10:15 – 12:30

1

Jernej Mrovlje, Damir Vrancic,

Distance measuring based on stereoscopic pictures

18

2

Uroš Legat,

Embedded System Web Server

19

3

László Ruppert, Attila Magyar,

Quantum process tomography of a generalized Pauli channel

20

4

Jindrich Ciniburk,

Suitability of Huang Hilbert Transformation for ERP detection

21

5

Martin Mojžíš, Jiří Coufal,

EEG Experiments Reviewing

22

6

Jana Hájková,

Approaches for Automatic Comparison of Laser Burned Samples

23

7

Adil Sayouti,

Control Architecture design for a Mobile Robot via the Internet

23

Session 2: Computer Sciences (Chair: dr. Gabor Szederkenyi), 14:00 – 16:00

1

Tomaž Lukman, Marjan Mernik,

Model-Driven Engineering and its introduction with metamodeling tools

25

2

Michal Toman,

Comparison of Approaches for Information Extraction from the Web

26

3

Ivan Habernal, Miroslav Konopík,

Lexical Class Semantic Analysis

27

4

Roman Mouček, Pavel Mautner,

Categorization of Czech Written Documents Using WEBSOM Methods

28

5

Stepan Albrecht,

Identification of Components in Music Signal by Sequential Monte Carlo

29

6

Miloslav Konopik, Ivan Habernal,

Stochastic Parsing in a Hybrid Semantic Analysis System

30

Session 3: Speech Technologies (Chair: Rok Gajšer, Vitomir Štruc), 16:30 – 18:30

1

Rok Gajsek, France Mihelic,

Comparison of speech parameterization techniques for Slovenian language

31

2

Tomáš Pavelka, Tomáš Brychcín,

N-Best Decoder for the JLASER Automatic Speech Recognizer

32

3

Pavel Král, Kamil Ekštein,

jSynt: A Czech Text-to-Speech System written in JAVA

33

4

Jan Hejtmánek, Tomáš Pavelka,

Automatic speech recognition using context-dependent syllables

34

5

Kamil Ekštein, Pavel Král,

Data-driven Speech Denoising Using Noise Profiles

35

6

Tomáš Nestorovič,

Grammar-Based Dialogue Management Techniques

36

	Session 1: General (Chair: dr. Vaclav Šmidl) 10:15 – 12:30
1	Jernej Mrovlje, Damir Vrancic, Distance measuring based on stereoscopic pictures	18
2	Uroš Legat, Embedded System Web Server	19
3	László Ruppert, Attila Magyar, Quantum process tomography of a generalized Pauli channel	20
4	Jindrich Ciniburk, Suitability of Huang Hilbert Transformation for ERP detection	21
5	Martin Mojžíš, Jiří Coufal, EEG Experiments Reviewing	22
6	Jana Hájková, Approaches for Automatic Comparison of Laser Burned Samples	23
7	Adil Sayouti, Control Architecture design for a Mobile Robot via the Internet	23

	Session 2: Computer Sciences (Chair: dr. Gabor Szederkenyi), 14:00 – 16:00
1	Tomaž Lukman, Marjan Mernik, Model-Driven Engineering and its introduction with metamodeling tools	25
2	Michal Toman, Comparison of Approaches for Information Extraction from the Web	26
3	Ivan Habernal, Miroslav Konopík, Lexical Class Semantic Analysis	27
4	Roman Mouček, Pavel Mautner, Categorization of Czech Written Documents Using WEBSOM Methods	28
5	Stepan Albrecht, Identification of Components in Music Signal by Sequential Monte Carlo	29
6	Miloslav Konopik, Ivan Habernal, Stochastic Parsing in a Hybrid Semantic Analysis System	30

	Session 3: Speech Technologies (Chair: Rok Gajšer, Vitomir Štruc), 16:30 – 18:30
1	Rok Gajsek, France Mihelic, Comparison of speech parameterization techniques for Slovenian language	31
2	Tomáš Pavelka, Tomáš Brychcín, N-Best Decoder for the JLASER Automatic Speech Recognizer	32
3	Pavel Král, Kamil Ekštein, jSynt: A Czech Text-to-Speech System written in JAVA	33
4	Jan Hejtmánek, Tomáš Pavelka, Automatic speech recognition using context-dependent syllables	34
5	Kamil Ekštein, Pavel Král, Data-driven Speech Denoising Using Noise Profiles	35
6	Tomáš Nestorovič, Grammar-Based Dialogue Management Techniques	36