Institute of Information Theory and Automation

Department of Decision-Making Theory

Head of the Department:
Martin Kružík

Deputy head of the Department:
Jiří Vomlel

Secretary:
Marie Kolářová

phone: +420 286 581 419
staff: people, Ph.D. students
List of publications, courses, projects, seminars

Most of the research activities of the department belong to the field of applied mathematics. The focus is on theoretical problems as well as problems connected with implementation of methods in the following areas:

  • mathematical optimization
  • nonsmooth analysis
  • differential equations
  • variational problems
  • probabilistic models of decision support systems
  • conditional independence structures
  • alternative calculi of uncertainty in artificial intelligence

 

Last events:


5th Workshop on Variational Analysis and Optimization, Mariánská
Mariánská - zimní pohled

Workshop on Variational Analysis and Optimization is an annual workshop organized by members of the Czech Academy of Sciences. It is an informal meeting of people interested in various topics of optimization theory. It combines a mathematical program in the afternoon/evening with a free program in the morning/early afternoon, when one can enjoy the beautiful scenery, go hiking, skiing or just discuss mathematics. Because of its location on the Czech-German border, it is suited mainly for Czech and German researchers.

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11th International Conference on Parametric Optimization and Related Topics
ParaoptXI

September 19-22, 2017. Prague

In honor of Jiří Outrata's 70th birthday

The international conference series “Parametric Optimization and Related Topics” was founded in 1985 and, since then, took place in different places: the latter seven conferences were held in Enschede (1995), Tokyo (1997), Dubrovnik (1999), Puebla (2002), Cairo (2005), Cienfuegos (2007) and Karlsruhe (2010).

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4th Workshop on Variational Analysis and Optimization
Mariánská - zimní pohled

Workshop on Variational Analysis and Optimization is an annual workshop organized by members of the Czech Academy of Sciences. It is an informal meeting of people interested in various topics of optimization theory. It combines a mathematical program in the afternoon/evening with a free program in the morning/early afternoon, when one can enjoy the beautiful scenery, go hiking, skiing or just discuss mathematics. Because of its location on the Czech-German border, it is suited mainly for Czech and German researchers.

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Institute of Information Theory and Automation