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2020 – today

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2023
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Pavel Strnad, Lukás Svarc, Petr Berka:
Synthetic dataset generator for anomaly detection in a university environment. Intell. Data Anal. 27(2): 417-422 (2023)

2010 – 2019

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Pavel Loupal, Irena Mlýnková, Martin Necaský, Karel Richta, Pavel Strnad:
Storing XML Data - The ExDB and CellStore Way in the Context of Current Approaches. Informatica 23(2): 247-282 (2012)
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Pavel Loupal, Ales Kantor, Ondrej Macek, Pavel Strnad:
On Indexing in Native XML Database Systems. DATESO 2012: 127-134

2000 – 2009

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2009
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Pavel Strnad, Michal Valenta:
On Benchmarking Transaction Managers. DASFAA Workshops 2009: 79-92
2008
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Pavel Strnad, Pavel Loupal:
Using taDOM Locking Protocol in a Functional XML Update Language. DATESO 2008

1970 – 1979

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1973
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Pavel Strnad:
Turing Machine Recognition. MFCS 1973: 331-332

1960 – 1969

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1969
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Pavel Strnad:
On optimum time bounds for recognition of some sets of words by on-line Turing machines. Kybernetika 5(4): 266-279 (1969)
1968
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Pavel Strnad:
On-line Turing Machine Recognition. Inf. Control. 12(5/6): 442-452 (1968)
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Pavel Strnad:
Erratum: "On-line Turing Machine Recognition". Inf. Control. 13(5): 508 (1968)

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