cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023158
title: Hologram of the fibers with background subtraction

description: We record the magnified holograms of the background and melt-blown cloth fibers from a facemask.And we eliminate background noise of the fiber holograms by subtracting a background hologram that does not contain objects.Please refer to Readme.txt in the supplemental files for subsequent processing steps.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023158.v1
title: Hologram of the fibers with background subtraction

description: We record the magnified holograms of the background and melt-blown cloth fibers from a facemask.And we eliminate background noise of the fiber holograms by subtracting a background hologram that does not contain objects.Please refer to Readme.txt in the supplemental files for subsequent processing steps.
DOI: 10.17632/wvtgvr7rps.1
title: Figures S1, S2, and S3: Elemental maps of CM chondrites MET01070, ALH84034, and ALH83100

description: Elemental maps of CM chondrites MET01070, ALH84034, and ALH83100 Magnesium in red, calcium in green, and aluminum in blue.
DOI: 10.17632/8sd3k8f5df.1
title: Data for: The Miocene Goldfield-Superstition volcanic province, central Arizona, USA: geochemically distinct rhyolite sources, 20.5 to 19 Ma

description: Whole rock compositions of rhyolites in the Miocene Goldfield-Superstition volcanic province, central Arizona, USA
DOI: 10.17632/jtr696m688.1
title: Data for: Modeling Left Ventricular Dynamics Using a Switched System Approach Based on a Modified Atrioventricular Piston Unit

description: A data-fitting program for the modified AVP model as well as the left ventricular pressure and flow measured from a patient.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023167
title: The command records for LAI calculation

description: The detailed command line record to calculated LAI scores for 3d-dna and LACHESIS assemblies. The LAI results also present in this record file.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023167.v1
title: The command records for LAI calculation

description: The detailed command line record to calculated LAI scores for 3d-dna and LACHESIS assemblies. The LAI results also present in this record file.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4059030
title: BroadStreet-Health/daily-numbers: Initial development release

description: The goal of the COVID-19 Data Project was to create a research-ready data set. Our data is sourced from local public health departments from across the country and then validated by our team of over one-hundred interns through an extensive quality-assurance procedure. Our data is updated regularly, but to allow time for this procedure before publication, the last three days of data are sourced from the Johns Hopkins University data set. Data set includes data through September 25th, 2020.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4059032
title: GAMA/OzDES/2dF-AAOmega test dataset for specutils

description: This are test files from the GAMA, OzDES and the reduced output from 2dF-AAOmega, which are for the purposes of testing specutils.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4059031
title: GAMA/OzDES/2dF-AAOmega test dataset for specutils

description: This are test files from the GAMA, OzDES and the reduced output from 2dF-AAOmega, which are for the purposes of testing specutils.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4059037
title: Waveform data of earthquakes in Korea

description: Waveform data on earthquakes in "ASCII" format
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4059036
title: Waveform data of earthquakes in Korea

description: Waveform data on earthquakes in "ASCII" format
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.467
title: Eating habits among Thai working–age women with chronic kidney disease

description: This study is a contemporary topic in applied marketing relating to health issues. The ultimate purpose of this study is to understand consumer insight among Thai working-age women with chronic kidney disease in order to determine key factors affecting their eating habits. This study were conducted through two research designs: 1) Exploratory research including secondary research and in-depth interviews with 10 respondents on telephone to explore general consumer insights among Thai working-age women with chronic kidney disease about their medical history, their lifestyles, and their purchase decisions about food products; and 2) Descriptive research including online questionnaires completed by 159 respondents which were distributed on Facebook groups of Thai chronic kidney disease patients to identify segments of the working-age women with chronic kidney disease in Bangkok by their shared characteristics, and to reflect their eating habits in aspects of food preferences, buying channels, and purchase decisions. This study focused only on Thai working-age women with chronic kidney aged between 21-60 years old who had suffered from chronic kidney disease for more than 12 months. As a result, the respondents were orderly classified into five different groups consisted of carefree buyers, flavor-driven buyers, careful buyers, health-benefit seekers and convenience seekers. The findings suggested that initial approaches toward the segments in the lower stages should be promptly created using medical cues to gain awareness and thus, establish sustainably trustworthy journeys with these target customers who would love to share such experience to other patients via their online communities.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.468
title: Key factors that influence baby boomer generation to buy smartphones in Thailand

description: As Thailand currently ranks third in the world's fastest growing population, with internet penetration and the trend of smartphones, nowadays, smartphones are no longer items that are limited to young generations anymore, but also for older generations. There is an increasing adaptation of smartphone technology among the older population. It is important to understand the smartphone perception and behaviors of Baby Boomers in Thailand, as this community will become the segment that will be important in the future. However, only few studies have been conducted on older adults and none focused on what attribute that effect the purchase of this product for Baby Boomer generation in Thailand. This research will therefore overcome the difference in literature and is hoped that it will help readers who are smartphone companies or wish to be in the industry in Thailand to understand better about Thai Baby Boomer customer key factors upon smartphone and be able to identify the target customers, as well as key factors that influence Baby Boomer generation to buy smartphone in order to strengthen or improve their businesses
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.469
title: The study of key factors that can influence Thai people to buy battery electric cars

description: Since global trend of battery electric cars (BECs) is receiving much attention as a technology that can help minimize the negative impact of driving on the environment. Although Thailand has a large automotive industry with strong government support, few car brands sell BECs in the Thai market and there are still very few BECs on the nation’s roads. This shows that there are factors that hinder Thai consumers from purchasing BECs. It is interesting to understand the rationale behind these contrasting trends. Objectives of this research were to identify Thai driver segments, to understand the behavior of Thai drivers, and the attitudes of Thai drivers toward BECs, as well as to explore the key influencing factors for Thai drivers to select BECs.Refer to this study, I used both exploratory and descriptive research to understand an overall perspective of the industry and insights from consumers. Exploratory research that I mention are secondary research, and in-depth interviews. Descriptive research utilized questionnaires to gather data.Factor and cluster analysis were used to find consumer segments based on their lifestyle, which are Quality Matters, High Status Driver, Simple Driver, Explorer, and Design Matters.Overall respondents have little knowledge of BECs. They think that BECs are environmental friendly. However, BECs lack sufficient government policy support and sufficient BEC service centers in Thailand. The most important factor in purchasing BECs are charging station accessibility, savings on fuel price, low maintenance costs, fast charging and affordable price. Therefore, it is recommended to communicate key messages of those factors to the Thai drivers. Also, educating more knowledge about BECs will become a vital role in affecting the purchasing decision.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.471
title: Thai millennial consumer perceptions, attitudes, and intentions regarding non-alcoholic beer in Thailand

description: This study is a contemporary topic in applied marketing. This study will focus in the area of society, particularly, Thai millennial consumer perceptions, attitudes, and intentions regarding non alcoholic beers in Thailand. The first objective is to determine Thai millennial consumer perceptions and attitudes toward nonalcoholic beer in Thailand. A second is to determine the important attributes of nonalcoholic beer that influence consumer intentions in Thailand. A third is to determine the key barriers to adopt non alcoholic beer in Thailand. The study conducted by using both exploratory research and descriptive researchConsumer perception and attitude toward non alcoholic beer in Thailand has been explored. The important attributes which influence consumer intentions has been explored. The key barrier to adopt non alcoholic beer has been analyzed from the result.It has been found that Thai millennial perception toward non alcoholic beer were relate to less alcohol smell beverage and less alcohol level. In another word, non-alcoholic beer is a drink for sober-curious people. In opposite site, they perceive that there are not many brands and flavor offer in the Thailand market. Also, they have positive attitude toward non alcoholic beer in terms of safety drink if they need(2)to drive and negative attitude in product category image and look. Apart from this, the important attributes to purchase are taste, price and convenient to buy which convenience to buy is the only predictor which could lead to intention to purchase. The result also revealed two key barriers to adopt non-alcoholic beer which are the lack of price point perception and the availability in on-premise channel of non-alcoholic beer.Key finding from this research could be used by beer companies in order to understand more about Thai millennial perceptions, attitudes and intentions toward non--alcoholic beer. Also, help identify important attributes which influence intention to purchase non--alcoholic beer.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.472
title: A study of factors influencing the purchase of baby bottle cleanser among millennial parents in Thailand

description: The birth rate in Thailand has been decreasing continuously as a result of the people being single more than before or having fewer babies. Therefore, parents have more purchasing power and tend to invest more for each child. Consequently, the baby and child market has remained relatively high. Baby’s immune system, especially babies those aged 0-6 months, is still low. Therefore, a baby must be specially treated regarding cleanliness. One of the most products that babies frequently use is the baby bottle. Due to the growth concerning baby hygiene, the baby bottle cleanser is expected to be the fastest CAGR in the baby product segment. It is interesting to understand the rationale behind consumer behavior regarding choosing baby bottle cleanser products. This research focuses on millennials since they are becoming an essential role in Thai society in terms of being a high purchasing power group, and most of the newborns were given birth by them.The objectives of this study are to gain insight into Thai millennial parents purchasing behavior regarding baby bottle cleanser products, to identify the segment of Thai millennial parents, and to determine the key attributes that each segment uses as a criterion for choosing the brand of baby bottle cleanser. To achieve the objectives, both exploratory and descriptive research were conducted, including secondary research, the in-depth interviews with five respondents, and the questionnaire survey with 215(1)respondents. The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences Program (SPSS) was used to analyze the data from the survey.The key findings from this study can benefit the baby product industry to gain a better understanding of their consumers. Regarding the results of this research, the respondents were segmented into four groups of Value for Money Searcher, Celebrity Endorsement Believer, High-price Product Lover, and Natural Product Lover. The most influencing factors among Value for Money Searcher, High-price Product Lover, and Natural Product Lover are from product attributes such as product performance, safety, and natural ingredients. In contrast, for the Celebrity Endorsement Believer, the only factor impacting their purchasing behavior is celebrity endorsement. According to the results, online has become an essential role in millennial moms’ daily life. Therefore, online is the most effective marketing communication for Thai millennial moms. To recommend the target segment, the most attractive target would be the High-price Product Lover since the group has the highest number of respondents with the most willing to pay for their babies.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.473
title: The impact of chatbot in marketing in Thailand

description: A ‘chatbot’ is an automated software with conversation sets that can allow interaction with customers – and can perform many repetitive tasks for humans. The chatbot can answer questions like a human through messaging platforms and smart devices. For users, the chatbot can increase their productivity, perform entertainment, create social relations among associates, and enhance human life. Currently, chatbot usage is increasing because of the developing of Artificial Intelligent (AI) technology in present and emerging social networks.The structure of this study will set out the chatbot context and there are three parts to the study. First is an analysis of global trends (objective 1). The second part is a review and analysis of Thailand's market landscape for chatbots (objective 2). The third part analyses users’ attitudes towards chatbots (objective 3).The literature review has shown that chatbots have an opportunity to relieve "app fatigue" behaviors. The chatbot is used as an influencer and to segment customers. Benefits of the chatbot are diverse and numerous. They can improve customer acquisition, increase revenue per user, reduce churn rate, and minimize the cost to serve.Thailand presents opportunities for chatbots in the service industry and the SME sector over the next ten years. Researchers have used the Technology Acceptance Model 3 (TAM3) to measure societal attitudes towards new technologies which show that chatbots can reduce violence, increase learning, and increase advertisement of products and services.This study applies secondary data and in-depth interviews to find the penetration and customer insights of the chatbot both in Thailand and across the world. In-depth interviewees were 5 chatbot implementors and 25 chatbot users. The objective of data analysis is to identify findings of significance and to explain the results with the TAM3 (Technology acceptance model 3) framework.Analysis of the global industry shows that numerous companies have already implemented chatbot in their industries. In Thailand, chatbot penetration is relatively low compared to other countries around the world even though Thailand has many initiatives to progress multiple new technologies such as Thailand 4.0. Thai people accept the concept of chatbots but are not yet familiar with the technology.The recommendations of this report are that chatbots can create an advantage in marketing, service design and operational effectiveness. Chatbots allow companies to operate 24-7; find useful insights, increasing sales, and creating brand personality. Within the company chatbots can perform administration functions and integrate with Robotic Process Automation (RPA) in repetitive operations.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.474
title: High-protein food consumption behavior of office workers in Bangkok who are member of fitness centers

description: The study started with the trend of health and wellness in Thailand. Staying healthy is at the top of almost everyone’s priority list. Daily choices such as eating and exercising can determine just how healthy people are. The objective of this study is to investigate the marketing mix that influences purchasing behavior regarding high-protein food by office workers in Bangkok who are a member of fitness centers. This research applied secondary data, qualitative data, and quantitative research, with a total of 200 respondents. The results classified respondents into three segments; Heavy users, Health Care users, and Light users. . The attractive consumer segment for high-protein food is Heavy users. This segment is keen to control their eating behavior of high-protein food from chicken, fish, and eggs.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.475
title: Adoption of tractor technology by Thai rice farmers: the case of Kubota tractors with telematics systems

description: The study of adoption of tractor technology by Thai rice farmers and the smart farming trend is a trending topic in applied marketing which focuses on the marketing knowledge. According to the Thailand 4.0 policy, which aims to unlock the economy of Thailand to become prosperous, secure, and sustainable, one of the important objectives is to improve the country’s social well-being by developing approximately 20,000 farming households into “Smart Farmers” and improving the productivity of the agricultural sector. While the sector is currently facing labor shortage, high labor cost, and low crop productivity, there is high growth in development of new technologies that are driven by new agricultural innovation and machinery in parallel. To address the market’s unmet needs, SIAM KUBOTA CO., LTD has developed new tractors that are equipped with telematics systems which utilizes GPS technology to support the smart farming concept. The telematics equipped tractors are designed to help farmers better manage their tractors, maximize the machineries’ capabilities, and ultimately work more efficiently. Apart from better management, the tractor also includes theft prevention, effective maintenance monitoring, and machine operations monitoring. In order to understand the insight of consumers, qualitative and quantitative method were employed. The exploratory research includes secondary research and in (2) depth interview for the consumer’s insight information were also utilized. After that, the descriptive research, in this case, a questionnaire was conducted with 150 respondents through paper surveys. Then, the data was analyzed by using SPSS. The result of survey demonstrates the features and attributes that customers determine when buy the product. These can be grouped into three groups of factors: technology, performance and service, and also two characteristic of customer: business oriented and social oriented. The groups of customers can be categorized into 3 groups: (1) professional user (2) value user and (3) typical user. Professional users determine about product’s technology, performance and service. This group has senses of business oriented and social oriented. Value users consider only from service. Typical users consider about performance and they are business oriented and social oriented. Therefore, the key finding from this research will be applied to marketing activities.
DOI: 10.14457/tu.the.2019.476
title: An analysis of young Thai female skin problems and the association with the purchase of facial skincare products

description: The study of “An analysis of young Thai female skin problems and the association with the purchase of facial skincare product” is chosen to be the independent study topic which mainly focuses on the societal issues in Thailand. This study is a contemporary topic with regards in applied marketing. The objectives of this independent study are to identify skin types and skin problems of young Thai female customers, to examine the association between type of skin problems and choice of facial skincare product and to understand perception and attitude towards skin problems that encourage or discourage young Thai female customers to purchase facial skincare products.The research techniques which were used are mainly the “Qualitative Method”. Secondary data was gathered from the reliable sources via online channel. Primary data was gained from in-depth interview with 25 respondents by face-to-face or telephone interview discussion. The sampling method was conducted a non-probability or convenience sampling method. The in-depth interview technique involved female who aged 20-29 years old and each of them have various skin types and problems and live in Bangkok Metropolitan Region. They were interviewed to investigate the proposed research objectives. After collecting all of required information, the data were analyzed and grouped based on skin problems in order to formulate the findings of this research.The significant findings indicated that the majority of respondents were likely to agree that their skin type were a combination skin and the most concern on their face were Acne-prone skin followed by Acne scars dark spot which was directly derived from Acne-prone skin as well. The majority of respondents were well aware and realized that they have more than one skin problems such as Acne-prone skin combined with Acne scars dark spot, Acne-prone skin combined with Sensitive skin and Sensitive skin combined with Skin dryness. According to many facial skin problems, these caused most of respondents likely to have a lot of steps for their facial skincare regimen in the morning and at night. Another result showed that facial skin problems directly affected on their perception and attitude towards themselves which caused less confident and low self-esteem because women with beauty are meant to be together. In addition, most of respondents also took these factors: performance, credibility, product review, reasonable price, convenient to find and attractive into consideration when they desired to purchase.The in-depth interview process was entirely done in February 2020, the data analysis process was conducted during February-March 2020, and the file of the completed report was submitted in May 2020, accordingly.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023203
title: Meteorological conditions of Hefei

description: Meteorological variable for Hefei
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13023203.v1
title: Meteorological conditions of Hefei

description: Meteorological variable for Hefei
DOI: 10.25345/c5mn45
title: MassIVE MSV000086212 - Ginseng alleviated the fatigue-induced metabolic disorder
title: This study used UPLC-QTOF-MS/MS based metabolomics to investigate the influence of ginseng water extracts on endogenous metabolism of fatigue rats. The results found that ginseng water extracts obviously restored the fatigue-induced bile acid, amino acid, fatty acid and lipid metabolic disorder.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12578666
title: V3 Supplementary tables JCEM.docx

description: Supplementary data for :<b>The 15-epilipoxin-A4 pathway (ATL) with prophylactic aspirin in preventing preeclampsia: a longitudinal-cohort study</b><b></b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12578666.v1
title: V3 Supplementary tables JCEM.docx

description: Supplementary data for :<b>The 15-epilipoxin-A4 pathway (ATL) with prophylactic aspirin in preventing preeclampsia: a longitudinal-cohort study</b><b></b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12101868
title: A GeoCode Detector-based GTWR (GCDB-GTWR)

description: A GeoCode Detector-based GTWR (GCDB-GTWR) for spatiotemporal modelling of the urban community residence price using Luojia1-01 night-time light intensity
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.12101868.v1
title: A GeoCode Detector-based GTWR (GCDB-GTWR)

description: A GeoCode Detector-based GTWR (GCDB-GTWR) for spatiotemporal modelling of the urban community residence price using Luojia1-01 night-time light intensity