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The final report need not be written as full technical report, we need only documentation of your results.
Keep the text brief. It is OK when only standard methods are used and there is nothing more to be written.
All facts, intermediate results and the final result must be documented. The (intermediate) results should also demonstrate that the solution of the problem is correct. The list of facts that should be present in the report includes:
The report can be written in English, Czech or Slovak. Please use page numbering, A4 page format, font size 10-12 and spellchecker. Do not create separate title page and do not include any empty pages. Do not create table of contents. Do not enforce page-break before the chapters and sections. The text need not be continuous text only, parts can be also expressed in structured way (e.g. lists).
Every figure and table must contain a caption with brief description – what is there, what should be seen, legend (explaining colours, line styles, and so).
Do not describe the implementation, write about principles. Try to express them in a mathematical way. Implementation details should be mentioned only in reasonable cases, e.g., we do some minimisation (x=argmin(f)), and we implement it using Matlab function fminsearch.
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The (brief) text should not be written in the colloquial strain. The result use language of a technical report, not of a tale. Except in final discussion, avoid speculations, but write and document specifically what you have done (and what haven't). Alternatives can be mentioned only if there is an explanation which one is chosen and why. Either active or passive voice can be used, but it should be consistent over whole text.
Note for reports written in Czech: avoid slang, write in Czech, not in 'Czenglish'. Special hard-to-translate English terms can be used ('inliery', 'outliery'), but use Czech words if they exist (e.g. match → pár, korespondence).
The work must be your own. We have zero tolerance of plagiarism.
Certainly, the work uses statements and facts that are not results of author's work (e.g. use of some standard method or available implementation). Usually, it is inadmissible to include a verbatim copy of somebody else's work (including images, etc.) without permission.