Head of the Department:
Miroslav Kárný

Deputy head of the Department:
Taťjana Guy

Secretary:
Věra Králová

phone: +420 286 890 420
www: http://as.utia.cas.cz/
staff: people, Ph.D. students
List of publications, courses, projects

The Department of Adaptive Systems focuses predominantly on the design of decision-making systems, which modify their behavior according to the changing properties of their environment. This essential ability – adaptivity – enhances their efficiency. Decades of research have brought a number of conceptual, theoretical, algorithmic, software and application results. The applicability of adaptive systems is currently being extended toward complex scenarios by improving the classical adaptive systems and by developing their new versions.

The departmental “know-how” serves to resolve national as well as international research projects, running in collaboration with industry and government agencies. The interplay between theory and limited computing power is the common issue linking the various project domains. They include traffic control, management and control of technological systems, radiation protection, nuclear medicine, analysis of financial data, electronic democracy, etc. The increasing complexity of the problems addressed directs the main stream of the research toward decentralized control of large-scale systems and normative decision-making with multiple participants.

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Chairman: Prof. Radim Jiroušek, DrSc.

Deputy chairman: Ing. František Matúš, CSc.

Members: Prof. Ing. Jan Flusser, DrSc. Doc. Ing. Michal Haindl, DrSc. Prof. Ing. Vladimír Havlena, CSc. Prof. Ing. Vladimír Kučera, DrSc., Dr.h.c. Prof. RNDr. Ivan Netuka, DrSc. Prof. Ing. Miroslav Tůma, CSc. Ing. Igor Vajda, DrSc.

Top management

Director of the Institute:
Prof. Ing. Jan Flusser, DrSc.

Deputy director for science:
doc. RNDr. Martin Janžura, CSc.

Deputy director for administration:
RNDr. Antonín Otáhal, CSc.

Office of the Director:
Jarmila Zoltánová

Adaptive Systems (AS) - homepage
System Identification, Adaptive Control and Signal Processing.

The Institute of Information Theory and Automation (UTIA) was established in 1959 as a merger of two academic laboratories: the Department of Information Theory of the Institute of Radio Engineering and the Laboratory for Automation and Telemechanics.

• Belgium: University of Gent, Dept. of Applied Mathematics Research in the field of fuzzy quantities and decision-making under uncertainty
• Bulgaria: Institute of Control and System Research, Bulg. Acad. Of Sci. Research in the linear control.
• China: Hong Kong: City University of Hong Kong, Centre for Chaos and Synchronisation. Research in non-liear systems and chaos theory.
• France: CNRS, Laboratoire d'Automatique de Grenoble, CNRS, Laboratoire d'Automatique de Nantes, Research in the control tgheory.

Institute of Information Theory and Automation of the ASCR