cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25158414.v2
title: “I remember when … ”: The impact of reminiscence therapy on discourse production in older adults with cognitive impairment

description: <b>Purpose:</b> Positive outcomes following reminiscence therapy have been reported for older adults with mild cognitive impairment and dementia in cognition and quality of life and, in a small number of studies, communication. Despite the close relationship between cognition and language, the impact on communication has received limited attention. This study aimed to investigate whether the spoken discourse of older adults with mild cognitive impairment or dementia could be improved within the genre of <i>nostalgic recounts</i> following group reminiscence therapy, and whether change generalised to everyday discourse. <b>Method:</b> Four females (mean: 87 years, SD: 7.3) who lived in a residential aged care facility and were diagnosed with mild (<i>n</i> = 2) or major (<i>n</i> = 2) neurocognitive impairment were recruited to attend a group reminiscence programme delivered in eight one-hour treatment sessions over four weeks. Multiple baseline samples of discourse were obtained in the week prior to intervention to monitor stability. Macrostructure, rate, informativeness and efficiency of discourse production were measured to identify change within nostalgic recounts and monitor evidence of generalised change in everyday discourse genres. Cognitive performance and quality of life were also monitored. <b>Result:</b> While variability was evident, significant increases in macrostructure and richness of nostalgic recounts were found for two participants, with significant generalisation to everyday discourse. Both participants had diagnoses of mild cognitive impairment. No significant improvements were seen in cognition or quality of life with all participants. <b>Conclusion:</b> This study provides promising evidence for the spoken recall of memories having the potential to improve the communication of people with neurocognitive disorders, with some indication that people with milder impairment may be more amenable to this form of intervention. Nostalgic recounts may provide an explicit context in which speech-language pathologists can facilitate the planning of spoken production in people with cognitive impairment, and influence speaking in everyday contexts.
DOI: 10.17633/rd.brunel.25444726
title: <b>Characterisation of mode-I fracture resistance of adhesive layers with imperfections</b>

description: This dataset contains data from the article titled: "<b>Characterisation of mode-I fracture resistance of adhesive layers with imperfections</b>", accepted for publication on Engineering Fracture Mechanics.It also includes the data and code used to produce Figure 3, in three different formats.<br>
DOI: 10.17633/rd.brunel.25444726.v1
title: <b>Characterisation of mode-I fracture resistance of adhesive layers with imperfections</b>

description: This dataset contains data from the article titled: "<b>Characterisation of mode-I fracture resistance of adhesive layers with imperfections</b>", accepted for publication on Engineering Fracture Mechanics.It also includes the data and code used to produce Figure 3, in three different formats.<br>
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10674792
title: Data and Script for Network nestedness in primates: a structural constraint or a biological advantage of social complexity?
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10640248
title: Data and Script for Network nestedness in primates: a structural constraint or a biological advantage of social complexity?
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10245822
title: Example input data GLEAMv4: 2004-01

description: Example input data for GLEAMv4 for January 2004. GLEAM is a global evaporation model, more info can be found in GLEAM | Global Land Evaporation Amsterdam Model.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10276171
title: Example input data GLEAMv4: 2004-01

description: Example input data for GLEAMv4 for January 2004. GLEAM is a global evaporation model, more info can be found in GLEAM | Global Land Evaporation Amsterdam Model.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10245821
title: Example input data GLEAMv4: 2004-01

description: Example input data for GLEAMv4 for January 2004. GLEAM is a global evaporation model, more info can be found at GLEAM | Global Land Evaporation Amsterdam Model.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10839533
title: Example input data GLEAMv4: 2004-01

description: Example input data for GLEAMv4 for January 2004. GLEAM is a global evaporation model, more info can be found at GLEAM | Global Land Evaporation Amsterdam Model.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12080910
title: Raw Data for Deane et al 2024 Front Cell Neurosci

description: Publication: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fncel.2024.1369047 Code Repository: https://github.com/CortXplorer/Deane2024_FrontCellNeurosci A description of the methods to collect this data are found in the publication linked.Shortly: A 32 channel vertical array electrode (Neuronexus), with 50 µm distance between channels, was inserted perpendicularly into the primary auditory cortex of mice. The mice are a knock-in line containing a citrine tag on VGCCs. The KIT group has received a treatment lenti-virus coupling CRY2olig, an optogenetic protein that aggregates under blue light, to the citrine. KIC is the naive control (no virus) group, and KIV is the viral control (empty viral construct) group. Each mouse was subject to one day of recording in which the stimuli were pure tones, click trains, and amplitude modulation before and after blue laser stimulation to induce VGCC clustering in the KIT group.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10847883
title: Deblur-NeRF-SAI

description: Modified version of the Deblur-NeRF dataset, used in under the CC BY 4.0 license. The original dataset, created by  Ma Li, Li Xiaoyu, Liao Jing, Zhang Qi, Wang Xuan, Wang Jue, and Pedro V. Sander , is described in https://doi.org/10.1109/CVPR52688.2022.01252 and avaiable at https://limacv.github.io/deblurnerf/.

The data was extended to include a variant with artificial rolling shutter artefacts. In addition, we regenerated the motion blurred images using the Blender files, which we modified by fixing the random seed, and also included velocity information in our outputs. Furthermore, we switched from the custom 10-sample blur implementation to Blender's built-in motion blur and rolling-shutter effects, which are less prone to sampling artefacts. Finally, we adjusted the caustics rendering settings in the Blender scenes to reduce non-deterministic raytracing sampling noise in the data with reasonable sample counts.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10847884
title: Deblur-NeRF-SAI

description: Modified version of the Deblur-NeRF dataset, used in under the CC BY 4.0 license. The original dataset, created by  Ma Li, Li Xiaoyu, Liao Jing, Zhang Qi, Wang Xuan, Wang Jue, and Pedro V. Sander , is described in https://doi.org/10.1109/CVPR52688.2022.01252 and avaiable at https://limacv.github.io/deblurnerf/.

The data was extended to include a variant with artificial rolling shutter artefacts. In addition, we regenerated the motion blurred images using the Blender files, which we modified by fixing the random seed, and also included velocity information in our outputs. Furthermore, we switched from the custom 10-sample blur implementation to Blender's built-in motion blur and rolling-shutter effects, which are less prone to sampling artefacts. Finally, we adjusted the caustics rendering settings in the Blender scenes to reduce non-deterministic raytracing sampling noise in the data with reasonable sample counts.
DOI: 10.57967/hf/1941
title: LLML
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/7903585
title: 💻 🇵🇭 PCHub online PC parts prices
DOI: 10.15131/shef.data.25438660
title: NVivo supporting data files for 'HERA-lding more integration in health? Examining the discursive legitimation of the European Commission’s new Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority'

description: Supporting NVivo files and codebook for the article 'HERA-lding more integration in health? Examining the discursive legitimation of the European Commission’s new Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority'.<br>ARTICLE ABSTRACT:<b>Context</b>: Since COVID-19, the European Commission (EC) has sought to expand its activities in health through the development of a 'European Health Union' and within it, the Health Emergencies Preparedness and Response Authority (HERA).<b>Methods</b>: We applied a discourse analysis on documents establishing HERA to investigate how the creation of this institution was legitimated by the EC. We focused on how it framed health emergencies; how it framed the added value of HERA; and how it linked HERA to existing EU activities and priorities.<b>Findings</b>: Our analysis demonstrates that security-based logics have been central to the EC’s legitimation of HERA – in alignment with a ‘securitization of health’ occurring worldwide in recent decades. This legitimation can be understood as part of the EC’s effort to promote future integration in health in the absence of new competencies.<b>Conclusions</b>: Securitization has helped the EC raise its profile in health politically, without additional competencies. The EC is thereby laying the groundwork for potential future integration. Looking at the discursive legitimation of HERA sheds light not only on <i>whether</i> the EC is expanding its health powers, but also <i>how</i> it strategizes to do so. HERA, while constrained, allows the EC to further deepen security-driven integration in health.The following documents were used for analysis:Introducing HERA, the European Health Emergency preparedness and Response Authority, the next step towards completing the European Health UnionCommission Decision establishing the Health Emergency Preparedness and Response AuthorityProposal for a Council Regulation on a framework of measures for ensuring the supply of crisis-relevant medical countermeasures in the event of a public health emergency at Union level.European Health Emergency preparedness and Response Authority (HERA): Getting ready for future health emergencies
DOI: 10.15131/shef.data.25438660.v1
title: NVivo supporting data files for 'HERA-lding more integration in health? Examining the discursive legitimation of the European Commission’s new Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority'

description: Supporting NVivo files and codebook for the article 'HERA-lding more integration in health? Examining the discursive legitimation of the European Commission’s new Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority'.<br>ARTICLE ABSTRACT:<b>Context</b>: Since COVID-19, the European Commission (EC) has sought to expand its activities in health through the development of a 'European Health Union' and within it, the Health Emergencies Preparedness and Response Authority (HERA).<b>Methods</b>: We applied a discourse analysis on documents establishing HERA to investigate how the creation of this institution was legitimated by the EC. We focused on how it framed health emergencies; how it framed the added value of HERA; and how it linked HERA to existing EU activities and priorities.<b>Findings</b>: Our analysis demonstrates that security-based logics have been central to the EC’s legitimation of HERA – in alignment with a ‘securitization of health’ occurring worldwide in recent decades. This legitimation can be understood as part of the EC’s effort to promote future integration in health in the absence of new competencies.<b>Conclusions</b>: Securitization has helped the EC raise its profile in health politically, without additional competencies. The EC is thereby laying the groundwork for potential future integration. Looking at the discursive legitimation of HERA sheds light not only on <i>whether</i> the EC is expanding its health powers, but also <i>how</i> it strategizes to do so. HERA, while constrained, allows the EC to further deepen security-driven integration in health.The following documents were used for analysis:Introducing HERA, the European Health Emergency preparedness and Response Authority, the next step towards completing the European Health UnionCommission Decision establishing the Health Emergency Preparedness and Response AuthorityProposal for a Council Regulation on a framework of measures for ensuring the supply of crisis-relevant medical countermeasures in the event of a public health emergency at Union level.European Health Emergency preparedness and Response Authority (HERA): Getting ready for future health emergencies
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25439566
title: Ginkgo_plastome_data.zip

description: The datasets generated in Ginkgo plastome analysis
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25439566.v1
title: Ginkgo_plastome_data.zip

description: The datasets generated in Ginkgo plastome analysis
DOI: 10.4121/36f89257-d7dd-4b42-b032-2b0139acd538.v2
title: Data underlying the publication: Optimizing the Electrical Interface for Large-Scale Color-Center Quantum Processors

description: Supplementary material for the paper 'Optimizing the Electrical Interface for Large-Scale Color-Center Quantum Processors' including the following:Scripts used to compute the requirements of the quantum processor, simulate the power trade-offCOMSOL Simulation files used to simulate the coil couplingsFiles used to generate the figures (EPS formats added, Illustrator and Inkscape files are included)Last update of files on 21st of March 2024
DOI: 10.57967/hf/1942
title: AI_Assisted_Self_Images_With_Prompts_And_Personality_Tests
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10845127
title: UNDERSTANDING HOOKE´S LAW: ELASTICITY OF PASTA

description: Dataset for estimating the Young's modulus of spaghetti and their Yield Stress. Each column is labeled with the parameter measured and their units. The column highlighted in blue contains the Yield Stress data, as depicted in Figure 2b of the article. The columns highlighted in green represent the Young's modulus estimation for various cooking times, as depicted in Figure 2a of the article.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10845128
title: UNDERSTANDING HOOKE´S LAW: ELASTICITY OF PASTA

description: Dataset for estimating the Young's modulus of spaghetti and their Yield Stress. Each column is labeled with the parameter measured and their units. The column highlighted in blue contains the Yield Stress data, as depicted in Figure 2b of the article. The columns highlighted in green represent the Young's modulus estimation for various cooking times, as depicted in Figure 2a of the article.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25441399
title: Data-GCB (Driver-response relationships in a large shallow lake since the Anthropocene: Short-term abrupt perturbations vs. long-term sustainable pressures)

description: This study investigates the driver-identification relationships between multi-proxy peaks and natural and anthropogenic events as well as the attribution of short-term perturbations and long-term pressures. This dataset is not available for commercial use. Please inform and acknowledge in case of any modifications or citations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25441399.v1
title: Raw data-GCB (Driver-response relationships in a large shallow lake since the Anthropocene: Short-term abrupt perturbations vs. long-term sustainable pressures)

description: This study investigates the driver-identification relationships between multi-proxy peaks and natural and anthropogenic events as well as the attribution of short-term perturbations and long-term pressures. This dataset is not available for commercial use. Please inform and acknowledge in case of any modifications or citations.
DOI: 10.5522/04/24831276
title: Sculpture Faces from the Greater Mediterranean World

description: This dataset provides images of faces and raw files of sculpture from the wider Mediterranean region, including Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Levant, Greece, Anatolia, Cyprus, and elsewhere.
DOI: 10.5522/04/24831276.v1
title: Sculpture Faces from the Greater Mediterranean World

description: This dataset provides images of faces and raw files of sculpture from the wider Mediterranean region, including Iraq, Iran, Egypt, Levant, Greece, Anatolia, Cyprus, and elsewhere.
DOI: 10.5522/04/25407004.v1
title: A Synthetic Longitudinal Study Dataset for Northern Ireland

description: The data are based on the 2011 Census Microdata Teaching File, with the first 18 variables in the OriginalTeachingFileData worksheet exactly the same as those found in the original file. This can be downloaded from: http://www.nisra.gov.uk/Census/2011_results_specialist_products.html. It is also available on the Northern Ireland Neighbourhood Information Service (NINIS) website.The final 8 variables found in the SYLLS_Synthetic_NILS_Spine worksheet, are synthetic data. Those variables corresponding to a 2001 state are based on the transitional probabilities taken from the NILS, accurate to 10 year age groups.<br><br>
DOI: 10.25747/waw7-2f33
title: ANODE, an underwater dataset for sacrificial anode detection
DOI: 10.5522/04/25408120
title: A Synthetic Longitudinal Study Dataset for Scotland

description: The data are based on the 2011 Census Microdata Teaching File, with the first 18 variables exactly the same as those found in the original file, which can be downloaded from: http://www.scotlandscensus.gov.uk/microdataThe final 10 variables found in the file, highlighted in yellow, are synthetic data. Those variables corresponding to a 2001 state are based on the transitional probabilities taken from the ONS longitudinal study, accurate to 10 year age groups.Details of the synthetic variables can be found in the Synthetic Variables sheet in this file. Details of the original variables can be found in the meta data accompanying the original microdata teaching file.
DOI: 10.5522/04/25408120.v1
title: A Synthetic Longitudinal Study Dataset for Scotland

description: The data are based on the 2011 Census Microdata Teaching File, with the first 18 variables exactly the same as those found in the original file, which can be downloaded from: http://www.scotlandscensus.gov.uk/microdataThe final 10 variables found in the file, highlighted in yellow, are synthetic data. Those variables corresponding to a 2001 state are based on the transitional probabilities taken from the ONS longitudinal study, accurate to 10 year age groups.Details of the synthetic variables can be found in the Synthetic Variables sheet in this file. Details of the original variables can be found in the meta data accompanying the original microdata teaching file.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.25158414.v4
title: “I remember when … ”: The impact of reminiscence therapy on discourse production in older adults with cognitive impairment

description: <b>Purpose:</b> Positive outcomes following reminiscence therapy have been reported for older adults with mild cognitive impairment and dementia in cognition and quality of life and, in a small number of studies, communication. Despite the close relationship between cognition and language, the impact on communication has received limited attention. This study aimed to investigate whether the spoken discourse of older adults with mild cognitive impairment or dementia could be improved within the genre of <i>nostalgic recounts</i> following group reminiscence therapy, and whether change generalised to everyday discourse. <b>Method:</b> Four females (mean: 87 years, SD: 7.3) who lived in a residential aged care facility and were diagnosed with mild (<i>n</i> = 2) or major (<i>n</i> = 2) neurocognitive impairment were recruited to attend a group reminiscence programme delivered in eight one-hour treatment sessions over four weeks. Multiple baseline samples of discourse were obtained in the week prior to intervention to monitor stability. Macrostructure, rate, informativeness and efficiency of discourse production were measured to identify change within nostalgic recounts and monitor evidence of generalised change in everyday discourse genres. Cognitive performance and quality of life were also monitored. <b>Result:</b> While variability was evident, significant increases in macrostructure and richness of nostalgic recounts were found for two participants, with significant generalisation to everyday discourse. Both participants had diagnoses of mild cognitive impairment. No significant improvements were seen in cognition or quality of life with all participants. <b>Conclusion:</b> This study provides promising evidence for the spoken recall of memories having the potential to improve the communication of people with neurocognitive disorders, with some indication that people with milder impairment may be more amenable to this form of intervention. Nostalgic recounts may provide an explicit context in which speech-language pathologists can facilitate the planning of spoken production in people with cognitive impairment, and influence speaking in everyday contexts.
DOI: 10.5522/04/25371400
title: A Synthetic Longitudinal Study Dataset for England and Wales

description: This is a series of scripts for generating a series of synthetic estimates to transition individuals contained the 2011 Census Microdata Teaching File into probable states in 2001.
DOI: 10.5522/04/25371400.v1
title: A Synthetic Longitudinal Study Dataset for England and Wales

description: This is a series of scripts for generating a series of synthetic estimates to transition individuals contained the 2011 Census Microdata Teaching File into probable states in 2001.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/7903661
title: World cities database
DOI: 10.5522/04/25391497
title: The CrossCult Knowledge Base

description: The Crosscult Knowledge Base (CCKB) is a comprehensive structure of semantic definitions and formalisms, developed for facilitating interoperable connections between the cultural heritage datasets contributing to Crosscult. It is written in OWL2 (the standard ontology language for the Semantic Web) and enables augmentation, semantic linking, semantic-based reasoning and retrieval across disparate data resources.
DOI: 10.5522/04/25391497.v1
title: The CrossCult Knowledge Base

description: The Crosscult Knowledge Base (CCKB) is a comprehensive structure of semantic definitions and formalisms, developed for facilitating interoperable connections between the cultural heritage datasets contributing to Crosscult. It is written in OWL2 (the standard ontology language for the Semantic Web) and enables augmentation, semantic linking, semantic-based reasoning and retrieval across disparate data resources.
DOI: 10.17861/76034345-9e4d-488f-9558-3bd7674f41ee
title: Cygnus A reconstructions at S band with R2D2

description: Cygnus A reconstructions with the R2D2 algorithm, a novel AI algorithm for high-dynamic range radio interferometry (RI) imaging. The imaged data are observations of Cygnus A at S band with the Very Large Array. The dataset consists of monochromatic estimated model (restored) images and associated residual dirty images, obtained by the three variants of the R2D2 algorithm, and benchmark algorithms. 

R2D2 variants are:
(1) R2D2: a DNN series underpinned by U-Net modules;
(2) R2D2-Net: an unrolled end-to-end DNN reminiscent of the R2D2 algorithm; 
(2) R3D3: a DNN series underpinned by R2D2-Net modules.

Modern algorithms used for benchmarking are:
(3) AIRI: a Plug-and-Play algorithm for RI (Terris et al. 2023);
(4) uSARA: a sparsity-based optimisation algorithm for RI (Repetti & Wiaux 2020, Terris et al. 2023);
Both AIRI and uSARA are part of the BASPLib code library.

CLEAN variants used for benchmarking are:
(5) Hogbom (Ho) CLEAN;
(6) Cotton-Schwab (CS) CLEAN;
(7) Multi-scale (MS) CLEAN.
All CLEAN variants are part of the WSClean software (Offringa & Smirnov 2017). CLEAN model component images are also provided.

Cygnus A images obtained with a joint calibration and imaging framework (Repetti et al. 2017) for the calibration of direction dependent effects (DDEs) and using either AIRI or uSARA as imaging modules, are provided for reference:
(8) AIRI_DDE-CALIM calibration;
(9) uSARA_DDE-CALIM calibration.