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ORCIDKybernetica, Volume 7
Volume 7, Number 1, 1971
- Petr Mandl:
On the variance in controlled Markov chains. 1-12 - Tomás Havránek:
The statistical interpretation and modification of GUHA method. 13-21 - Pavel Zampa:
On some properties of dynamical systems. 22-37 - Lubomír Ohera:
Treshold logic unit optimization by linear programming. 38-47 - Miloslav Hájek:
The characteristic polynomial of the feedback connection of dynamical systems. 48-57 - Slavomír Suva:
Graphical analysis of first and second order pulse-width-modulated sampled-data regulator systems. 58-76
Volume 7, Number 2, 1971
- Ja. Z. Cypkin:
Learning models. 92-108 - Karel Winkelbauer:
On the coding theorem for decomposable discrete information channels. I. 109-124 - Pushpa N. Rathie:
Generalization of the non-additive measures of uncertainty and information and their axiomatic characterizations. 125-132 - Jaromír Stepán:
Some problems of system identification. 133-155 - Jaroslav Marsík:
Stabilization and control of some microbial populations. 156-163 - Arnost Veselý:
Linear adaptive system for medical diagnosis. 164-172
Volume 7, Number 3, 1971
- Ivan Kramosil:
Statistical estimation of deducibility in polyadic algebras. 181-200 - Premysl Dastych:
The representation of a wave in a development matrix of a subsystem. 201-217 - Josef Stefka:
Transformers of probability. 218-226 - Ladislav Nebeský:
On one of the boundaries of the constituent conception of grammar. 227-229 - Karel Winkelbauer:
On the coding theorem for decomposable discrete information channels. II. 230-255
Volume 7, Number 4, 1971
- Valerij Bozkov, Tomás Radil-Weiss:
To the generation of two-dimensional probabilistic images and the determination of their statistical characteristics. 269-288 - Ján Cerný, Alica Pirická, Blanka Rosenauerová:
On directable automata. 289-298 - Ludvík Prouza:
On coefficients of Fejér polynomials. 299-313 - Karel Winkelbauer:
On the regularity condition for decomposable communication channels. 314-327 - Helena Hubálovská, Ales Satánek:
To the question of the random choice of right answers and to the succes at programmed exams. 328-333 - W. W. Schuhmacher:
The phonetics from the point of view of regulation theory. The first approximation. 334-336
Volume 7, Number 5, 1971
- V. S. Pugachev:
Optimal learning systems. 347-376 - Zdenek Castorál:
Certain general teaching algorithms. 377-385 - Ludovít Molnár:
On parameters of an evaluation function for heuristic search as a path problem. 386-393 - Pushpa N. Rathie:
On some new measures of uncertainty, inaccuracy and information and their characterizations. 394-403 - Július Csontó:
Behaviour of dynamical systems with multiple complex roots of the corresponding characteristic equations. 404-413
Volume 7, Number 6, 1971
- Petr Hájek, Kamila Bendová, Zdenek Renc:
The GUHA method and the three-valued logic. 421-435 - Petr Mandl:
The Kiefer-Wolfowitz approximation method in controlled Markov chains. 436-440 - Ludovít Molnár:
On an evaluation function for heuristic search as a path problem. 441-449 - Ludvík Prouza:
On the weak Borel property of methods of summation. 450-457 - Milan Ullrich, Josef Krepela:
A contribution to the determination of acceptance strategy for multiqualitative products. 458-466 - Milos Fink, Jan Stecha:
Linear optimal control system with incomplete information about state of system. 467-491
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