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DOI: 10.4121/13118294
title: Data underlying the publication: Relative contributions of egg-associated and substrate-associated microorganisms to black soldier fly larval performance and microbiota

description: We quantified the relative importance of substrate-associated and black soldier fly (BSF) egg-associated microorganisms on BSF larval performance, bacterial abundance, and bacterial community composition, when larvae were fed with chicken feed or chicken manure. We found that microbes from the feed substrate have a large impact on BSF larval microbiota and performance, whereas microbes from the insect eggs only play a minor role.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14428124
title: Example data for "Information driven structured illumination microscopy using noise-controlled image reconstructions"

description: example data for the code on github:<br>https://github.com/qnano/simnoise<br><br>all data can be is here:<br>Smith, C.S. (Carlas); Slotman, Johan A.; Schermelleh, Lothar; Chakrova, Nadya; Hari, Sangeetha; Vos, Yoram; et al. (2020): Supplementary data that support the findings of "Information driven structured illumination microscopy using noise-controlled image reconstructions". 4TU.ResearchData. Dataset. https://doi.org/10.4121/12942932
DOI: 10.4121/14443877.v1
title: DIC measurements of flexible floating sheet, data underlying the publication: Measuring Hydroelastic Deformation of Very Flexible Floating Structures

description: This dataset contains the surface elevation and error data of a floating flexible neoprene foam rubber sheet in regular waves from the experiments conducted in Feb. 2020 at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft).<br><br>Two wave conditions were investigated:<br>1. nominal wavelength 495 mm, nominal wave amplitude 10 mm, model length/wavelength = 10<br>2. nominal wavelength 990 mm, nominal wave amplitude 20 mm, model length/wavelength = 5<br><br>A description of the experiments can be found in the publication below.<br><br>Schreier, S. and Jacobi, G. (2020). Measuring Hydroelastic Deformation of Very Flexible Floating Structures. In Piatek, L., de Graaf, R.E., Lim, S.H. and Wang, C.W.(Eds.) WCFS2020 - Proceedings of the Second World Conference on Floating Solutions, Rotterdam. Springer. ISBN 978-981-16-2256-4.(in press)<br><br><br>Data is stored in Matlab .mat format with Matlab R2020b Update 3. Structure "test_info" contains metadata decribing the test, facility, model, and the data. Measurement data is stored per time step in cell array "Frame". X and Y coordinates as well as surface elevation Z and total elevation error H_err are stored in matrices of the same size. Corresponding data points are identified by the same matrix indices. Surface elevation and error data is stored once in dimensional form and once in non-dimensional form, the latter normalized by the amplitude of the incoming waves. Normalization is indicated by expression "norm" in the file name and by variable "test_info.norm".
DOI: 10.4121/14443877
title: DIC measurements of flexible floating sheet, data underlying the publication: Measuring Hydroelastic Deformation of Very Flexible Floating Structures

description: This dataset contains the surface elevation and error data of a floating flexible neoprene foam rubber sheet in regular waves from the experiments conducted in Feb. 2020 at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft).<br><br>Two wave conditions were investigated:<br>1. nominal wavelength 495 mm, nominal wave amplitude 10 mm, model length/wavelength = 10<br>2. nominal wavelength 990 mm, nominal wave amplitude 20 mm, model length/wavelength = 5<br><br>A description of the experiments can be found in the publication below.<br><br>Schreier, S. and Jacobi, G. (2020). Measuring Hydroelastic Deformation of Very Flexible Floating Structures. In Piatek, L., de Graaf, R.E., Lim, S.H. and Wang, C.W.(Eds.) WCFS2020 - Proceedings of the Second World Conference on Floating Solutions, Rotterdam. Springer. ISBN 978-981-16-2256-4.(in press)<br><br><br>Data is stored in Matlab .mat format with Matlab R2020b Update 3. Structure "test_info" contains metadata decribing the test, facility, model, and the data. Measurement data is stored per time step in cell array "Frame". X and Y coordinates as well as surface elevation Z and total elevation error H_err are stored in matrices of the same size. Corresponding data points are identified by the same matrix indices. Surface elevation and error data is stored once in dimensional form and once in non-dimensional form, the latter normalized by the amplitude of the incoming waves. Normalization is indicated by expression "norm" in the file name and by variable "test_info.norm".
DOI: 10.4121/14405783
title: Data Supplement: Fracture Subgraphs from the Lilstock Pavement, Bristol Channel, UK

description: This dataset is supplement to the manuscript, "Investigating Spatial Heterogeneity within Fracture Networks using<br>Hierarchical Clustering and Graph Distance Metrics". The dataset consists of circular subgraphs that are sampled from larger 2D fracture networks using a fixed spacing and diameter. The large-scale fracture networks in the form of spatial graphs can be found in the dataset, "Fracture Patterns from the Lilstock Pavement, Bristol Channel, UK (https://doi.org/10.4121/14039234)". <br>The subgraphs are extracted from fracture networks corresponding to three regions that are named as Regions 1,2, and 3. Region 1 contains 219 subgraphs (spread over approximately 6017 sq. m), Region 2 contains 212 subgraphs (spread over approximately 6749 sq. m), and Region 3 contains 117 subgraphs (spread over approximately 1473 sq. m). The subgraphs are sampled with diameters of 7.5 m. The spacing between sampling circle centers is 5 m for Regions 1 and 2, and is 3 m for Region 3, so that there is some degree of overlap between the subgraphs. <br>The subgraph data is in the form of *.mat files. Each subgraph sample consists of a MATLAB graph object and a positioning matrix. The positioning is relative and may be georeferenced to UTM Zone 30 N or Coordinate Reference System EPSG: 32630 by shifting origin of the spatial positioning matrices using the 'xmin','ymin' variables corresponding to each region.
DOI: 10.4121/14317574
title: Raw data "E-perceptions and business 'mating': The Communication Effects of the Relative Width of Males' Faces in Business Portraits"

description: This is the raw data that belongs to the manuscript 'E-perceptions and Business 'Mating': The Communication Effects of the Relative Width of Males' Faces in Business Portraits', as published by Eveline van Zeeland and Jörg Henseler (2021) in Frontiers in Psychology.
DOI: 10.4121/14406944.v1
title: Supplementary material for the paper 'I see your gesture: A VR-based study of bi-directional communication between pedestrians and automated vehicles'

description: Supplementary data for the paper Epke, M. R., Kooijman, L., & De Winter, J. C. F. (2021). I see your gesture: a VR-based study of bidirectional communication between pedestrians and automated vehicles. Journal of Advanced Transportation.<br>Automated vehicles (AVs) are able to detect pedestrians reliably but still have difficulty in predicting pedestrians’ intentions from their implicit body language. This study examined the effects of using explicit hand gestures and receptive external human-machine interfaces (eHMIs) in the interaction between pedestrians and AVs. Twenty-six participants interacted with AVs in a virtual environment while wearing a head-mounted display. The participants’ movements in the virtual environment were visualized using a motion-tracking suit. The first independent variable was the participants’ opportunity to use a hand gesture to increase the probability that the AV would stop for them. The second independent variable was the AV’s response “I SEE YOU,” displayed on an eHMI when the vehicle yielded. Accordingly, one-way communication (gesture or eHMI) and two-way communication (gesture and eHMI combined) were investigated. The results showed that the participants decided to use hand gestures in 70% of the trials. Furthermore, the eHMI improved the predictability of the AV’s behavior compared to no eHMI, as inferred from self-reports and hand-use behavior. A postexperiment questionnaire indicated that two-way communication was the most preferred condition and that the eHMI alone was more preferred than the gesture alone. The results further indicate limitations of hand gestures regarding false-positive detection and confusion if the AV decides not to yield. It is concluded that bidirectional human-robot communication has considerable potential.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14406944
title: Supplementary material for the paper 'I see your gesture: A VR-based study of bi-directional communication between pedestrians and automated vehicles'

description: Supplementary data for the paper Epke, M. R., Kooijman, L., & De Winter, J. C. F. (2021). I see your gesture: a VR-based study of bidirectional communication between pedestrians and automated vehicles. Journal of Advanced Transportation.<br>Automated vehicles (AVs) are able to detect pedestrians reliably but still have difficulty in predicting pedestrians’ intentions from their implicit body language. This study examined the effects of using explicit hand gestures and receptive external human-machine interfaces (eHMIs) in the interaction between pedestrians and AVs. Twenty-six participants interacted with AVs in a virtual environment while wearing a head-mounted display. The participants’ movements in the virtual environment were visualized using a motion-tracking suit. The first independent variable was the participants’ opportunity to use a hand gesture to increase the probability that the AV would stop for them. The second independent variable was the AV’s response “I SEE YOU,” displayed on an eHMI when the vehicle yielded. Accordingly, one-way communication (gesture or eHMI) and two-way communication (gesture and eHMI combined) were investigated. The results showed that the participants decided to use hand gestures in 70% of the trials. Furthermore, the eHMI improved the predictability of the AV’s behavior compared to no eHMI, as inferred from self-reports and hand-use behavior. A postexperiment questionnaire indicated that two-way communication was the most preferred condition and that the eHMI alone was more preferred than the gesture alone. The results further indicate limitations of hand gestures regarding false-positive detection and confusion if the AV decides not to yield. It is concluded that bidirectional human-robot communication has considerable potential.<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14125787.v1
title: Supplementary data for the book: Human subject research for engineers: A practical guide.

description: This book is written for engineers and students at technical universities who plan to conduct human subject research.
DOI: 10.4121/14125787.v2
title: Supplementary data for the book: Human subject research for engineers: A practical guide.

description: This book is written for engineers and students at technical universities who plan to conduct human subject research.
DOI: 10.4121/14125787
title: Supplementary data for the book: Human subject research for engineers: A practical guide.

description: This book is written for engineers and students at technical universities who plan to conduct human subject research.
DOI: 10.4121/14413958
title: Participatory Value Evaluation for relaxation of COVID-19 measures

description: This dataset contains the response data of the Participatory Value Evaluation experiment conducted to infer the preferences of Dutch citizens for relaxing COVID-19 measures in 2020.
DOI: 10.4121/14412842.v1
title: Biomass production and nutrient content of temperate cover crops

description: This dataset has been used to establish reference values for organic matter production and nitrogen uptake of ten common monoculture cover crops. It contains cover crop data from several experiments and years of sampling. Most entries contain data on aboveground or belowground biomass. Later entries also contain data on macro- and micronutrient contents. For some entries the soil mineral nitrogen is available. It is possible that additional meta-data and data from other variables can be found if needed. Data used in the report from the 'Clever cover cropping' experiment was excluded from this dataset. A new dataset (containing this and new data) will be published after 2 years.<br><br>
DOI: 10.4121/14134874.v1
title: Supplementary data for the paper: Replicating five pupillometry studies of Eckhard Hess

description: Several papers by Eckhard Hess from the 1960s and 1970s report that the pupils dilate or constrict according to the interest value, arousing content, or mental demands of visual stimuli. However, Hess mostly used small sample sizes and undocumented luminance control. In a first experiment (<i>N</i> = 182) and a second preregistered experiment (<i>N</i> = 147), we replicated five studies of Hess using modern equipment. Our experiments (1) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in pupil diameter change with respect to baseline (PC) when viewing stimuli of different interest value, (2) showed that solving more difficult multiplications yields a larger PC in the seconds before providing an answer and a larger maximum PC, but a smaller PC at a fixed time after the onset of the multiplication, (3) did not support the hypothesis that participants’ PC mimics the pupil diameter in a pair of schematic eyes but not in single-eyed or three-eyed stimuli, (4) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in PC when watching a video of a male trying to escape a mob, and (5) supported the hypothesis that arousing words yield a higher PC than non-arousing words. Although we did not observe consistent gender differences in PC, supplementary analyses showed gender differences in eye movements towards erogenous zones. Furthermore, PC strongly correlated with the luminance of the locations where participants looked. Overall, our replications confirm Hess’s findings that pupils dilate in response to mental demands and stimuli of an arousing nature. Hess’s hypotheses regarding pupil mimicry and gender differences in pupil dilation did not replicate.
DOI: 10.4121/14134874.v2
title: Supplementary data for the paper: Replicating five pupillometry studies of Eckhard Hess

description: Several papers by Eckhard Hess from the 1960s and 1970s report that the pupils dilate or constrict according to the interest value, arousing content, or mental demands of visual stimuli. However, Hess mostly used small sample sizes and undocumented luminance control. In a first experiment (<i>N</i> = 182) and a second preregistered experiment (<i>N</i> = 147), we replicated five studies of Hess using modern equipment. Our experiments (1) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in pupil diameter change with respect to baseline (PC) when viewing stimuli of different interest value, (2) showed that solving more difficult multiplications yields a larger PC in the seconds before providing an answer and a larger maximum PC, but a smaller PC at a fixed time after the onset of the multiplication, (3) did not support the hypothesis that participants’ PC mimics the pupil diameter in a pair of schematic eyes but not in single-eyed or three-eyed stimuli, (4) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in PC when watching a video of a male trying to escape a mob, and (5) supported the hypothesis that arousing words yield a higher PC than non-arousing words. Although we did not observe consistent gender differences in PC, supplementary analyses showed gender differences in eye movements towards erogenous zones. Furthermore, PC strongly correlated with the luminance of the locations where participants looked. Overall, our replications confirm Hess’s findings that pupils dilate in response to mental demands and stimuli of an arousing nature. Hess’s hypotheses regarding pupil mimicry and gender differences in pupil dilation did not replicate.
DOI: 10.4121/14134874
title: Supplementary data for the paper: Replicating five pupillometry studies of Eckhard Hess

description: Several papers by Eckhard Hess from the 1960s and 1970s report that the pupils dilate or constrict according to the interest value, arousing content, or mental demands of visual stimuli. However, Hess mostly used small sample sizes and undocumented luminance control. In a first experiment (<i>N</i> = 182) and a second preregistered experiment (<i>N</i> = 147), we replicated five studies of Hess using modern equipment. Our experiments (1) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in pupil diameter change with respect to baseline (PC) when viewing stimuli of different interest value, (2) showed that solving more difficult multiplications yields a larger PC in the seconds before providing an answer and a larger maximum PC, but a smaller PC at a fixed time after the onset of the multiplication, (3) did not support the hypothesis that participants’ PC mimics the pupil diameter in a pair of schematic eyes but not in single-eyed or three-eyed stimuli, (4) did not support the hypothesis of gender differences in PC when watching a video of a male trying to escape a mob, and (5) supported the hypothesis that arousing words yield a higher PC than non-arousing words. Although we did not observe consistent gender differences in PC, supplementary analyses showed gender differences in eye movements towards erogenous zones. Furthermore, PC strongly correlated with the luminance of the locations where participants looked. Overall, our replications confirm Hess’s findings that pupils dilate in response to mental demands and stimuli of an arousing nature. Hess’s hypotheses regarding pupil mimicry and gender differences in pupil dilation did not replicate.
DOI: 10.4121/14406134
title: Real-world sales forecasting benchmark data - Extended version

description: This dataset contains two .csv files that can be used as a new benchmark data for the solving of real-world sales forecasting problem. All data are real and obtained experimentally in production environment in one of the biggest retail company in Bosnia and Herzegovina.The available data in this dataset are in period from 2014/03/01 to 2021/03/01. Data are aggregated on monthly basis for 50 top items of one very popular brand in 4 different organizational units.
DOI: 10.4121/14242199
title: Data set of study 2 of the paper: 'Why general moral values cannot predict moral behavior in real life'

description: This is the dataset underlies study 2 of the paper: 'Why general moral values cannot predict moral behavior in real life' (still in progress)<br>In this study we have measured people's general moral values and people's compliance with the Corona measures during the first 'intelligent lockdown' March-May 2020 through an internet questionnaire.<br>To measure people's general moral values we used items from the Morality as Cooperation Questionnaire. Compliance with corona behavior was operationalized by using items from a national survey measuring compliance rates with the proclaimed measures conducted by the National Institute of Public Health (RIVM) (www.rivm.nl). <br>For specific info on the data and conducted analyses see README file<br><br>
DOI: 10.4121/14385011.v1
title: Data underlying the research on: How does factor endowment affect the upgrading of China's industrial structures

description: Factor Endowment and Industrial upgrading Index of 30 provinces in China from 1997 to 2017
DOI: 10.4121/14385011
title: Data underlying the research on: How does factor endowment affect the upgrading of China's industrial structures

description: Factor Endowment and Industrial upgrading Index of 30 provinces in China from 1997 to 2017
DOI: 10.4121/14364194.v1
title: Data and scripts of the analysis of ecological effects of MSC Zoe

description: This is the set of data and scripts underlying the statistical analysis of environmental effects of the MSC Zoe incident in Dutch coastal waters in January 2019. The dataset is self-contained as it is composed of the basic data, the scripts and the markdown documents that generate the report. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/14364194
title: Data and scripts of the analysis of ecological effects of MSC Zoe

description: This is the set of data and scripts underlying the statistical analysis of environmental effects of the MSC Zoe incident in Dutch coastal waters in January 2019. The dataset is self-contained as it is composed of the basic data, the scripts and the markdown documents that generate the report. <br>
DOI: 10.4121/13333451.v1
title: A full parity phase diagram of a Majorana island: Data and Code

description: This repository gathers the data analysis and plotting code required to reproduce the results of our work "A full parity phase diagram of a Majorana island".<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13333451.v2
title: A full parity phase diagram of a Majorana island: Data and Code

description: This repository gathers the data analysis and plotting code required to reproduce the results of our work "A full parity phase diagram of a Majorana island".<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13333451.v3
title: A full parity phase diagram of a proximitized nanowire island: Data and Code

description: This repository gathers the data analysis and plotting code required to reproduce the results of our work "A full parity phase diagram of a Majorana island".<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13333451.v4
title: A full parity phase diagram of a proximitized nanowire island: Data and Code

description: This repository gathers the data analysis and plotting code required to reproduce the results of our work "A full parity phase diagram of a proximitized nanowire island".<br>
DOI: 10.4121/13333451
title: A full parity phase diagram of a proximitized nanowire island: Data and Code

description: This repository gathers the data analysis and plotting code required to reproduce the results of our work "A full parity phase diagram of a proximitized nanowire island".<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14124080.v1
title: Instances, fileformat and generator script for the Resource Constrained Project Scheduling Problem with a flexible Project Structure

description: This dataset contains the following:- 40 Instances for the Resource Constrained Project Scheduling Problem with a flexible Project Structure- The generator script (Python) used to generate these instances- A description of the file format<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14124080
title: Instances, fileformat and generator script for the Resource Constrained Project Scheduling Problem with a flexible Project Structure

description: This dataset contains the following:- 40 Instances for the Resource Constrained Project Scheduling Problem with a flexible Project Structure- The generator script (Python) used to generate these instances- A description of the file format<br>
DOI: 10.4121/14339087.v1
title: Supplementary data to the paper: The effect of an adaptive simulated inner voice on user's eye-gaze behaviour, ownership perception and plausibility judgement in virtual reality

description: This dataset is the result of a study on the effects of an adaptive simulated inner voice on user's eye-gaze behaviour, ownership perception and plausibility judgement in virtual reality, conducted in Department of Intelligent Systems, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science, TU Delft and the School of Computer Science and Engineering, Southeast University. It included five types of files: the data collected in this study, the R scripts file of data analysis, the output of the analysis, the questionnaire used in the experiment and a readme file.