cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/82rj8jh8yh
title: Datasets: "Impact of textual warnings on emotional brain responses to ultra-processed food products."

description: Background and Objectives: Ultra-processed food products (UPF) have been associated with numerous noncommunicable diseases. Despite this, the addictive nature of UPF, and the aggressive marketing strategies used to promote them, has created a strong emotional connection between UPF and consumers, and supports their increasing UPF global consumption. In view of the emotional link
that consumers often have with UPF, modulating emotional reactions to UPF (by using strategies such as textual warnings) is important in changing consumers’ behavior. Since emotions are better understood by assessing individuals’ implicit reactions, we conducted an electroencephalographic study applying the event-related potential technique to investigate whether textual warnings were
able to modulate the brain responses to UPF stimuli.
Methods: Twenty-six participants (19 women) viewed pictures of UPF preceded by a warning sentence about the health risks of consuming UPF or a control sentence while the electroencephalogram was recorded. In addition, the participants rated each picture in respect of
pleasantness, arousal, and intention to consume. As emotions are associated with motivational circuits in the brain, we focused on a well-known event-related potential brain marker of the motivational relevance associated with emotional stimuli, namely late positive potential (LPP).

Results: The late positive potential amplitude was larger for pictures depicting UPF under the warning condition compared to the control condition, a result that was accompanied by lower pleasantness ratings during the warning condition (compared to the control).

Conclusion: Textual warnings about the negative health consequences of consuming UPF changed the emotional responses toward UPF, possibly increasing the motivation to avoid UPF. These results shed new light on the impact of textual warnings on UPF-evoked emotions.

About this dataset: 
1) The .xlsx table contain processed EEG data (LPP amplitude) and behavoiral data (arousal, pleasantness, and intention to consume). 
2) The sub-folder has the preprocessed EEG data of the participants (.set files from EEGlab). note: adv= warning condition; neutro=control condition; vol = subject.
DOI: 10.17632/83n9xvgfcr
title: Dataset Analysis of Digital Documents

description: Dataset for accessibility analysis in PDF documents
DOI: 10.17632/txy98jt7yp
title: Metal artifact reduction based on bone and soft tissue decomposition for the microtomography investigation - raw data and reconstructions

description: This data set consists of samples microtomography data: projections and reconstructions of the Lego brick phantom with and without metalic implant.
The experiment shows the usability of bone and soft tissue decomposition (BSTD) [https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2007.14510] as a method of metal artifact reduction (MAR).
Please contact the first author for the download availability of the whole data set. The size of the original dataset exceeds 270GB.
DOI: 10.17632/vp777699ms
title: Principle of Mediation Equality in Legal Disputes

description: In the study, first, the concept of alternative dispute resolution and its methods are discussed, followed by a detailed examination of mediation, which is the most widely used alternative dispute resolution method, its development globally and in Turkey, its types, the dominant principles in the process, the obligations of the mediator, and the sanctions that may occur in case of violation of the obligations.

The main subject of this study is the principle of equality, which is one of the fundamental principles of the mediation process. Although the present author initially thought that she was dealing with an easy issue during the preparation process of the study, it did not take long to realize that "equality" is actually a very comprehensive and sophisticated concept, requiring consideration from many angles. The objective of this study is to ensure that legal practitioners, individuals benefiting from the mediation process, and especially mediators, are well-informed about the necessity of observing equality when approaching concrete cases, in the hope that the mediation process will yield tangible benefits in practice. Therefore, this study examines the concept of equality, the definitions of power balance, and the various types of power imbalances, separately, to assess how disadvantaged groups can be integrated into an alternative dispute resolution process that should ideally occur between equals.
DOI: 10.4121/15097146.v1
title: Model Package supplementary to the MSc thesis: Influence of Numerical Size Effect in Non-Linear Finite Element Analysis

description: The dataset contains numerical model for the study of numerical size effect in non-linear finite element analysis for shear failure of reinforced concrete beam without shear reinforcement. Further details are given in the notes inside the folder.
DOI: 10.17632/4vw32jvxyt
title: LINF_150023500

description: Protein of unknown function - conserved; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/tcnk38zkyz
title: Calcium imaging of cortical inhibitory neuron activity during motor learning

description: This dataset includes:
1. Processed data of wide-field calcium imaging of cortical VIP, SOM, and PV inhibitory neurons during a lever-press task;
2. Processed data of two-photon calcium imaging of cortical VIP and SOM inhibitory neurons during a lever-press task;
3. Processed data of task performance throughout learning;
4. Processed data of two-photon calcium imaging and task performance in manipulation experiments;
5. Processed data of pupil imaging.

*MATLAB code: https://github.com/CRen2333/InhibitoryNeuron_LeverPress.git
*Data of task performance throughout learning, manipulation experiments, and pupil imaging have also been deposited at https://github.com/CRen2333/InhibitoryNeuron_LeverPress.git
*The raw datasets are too large to be deposited in a public repository, but are available from the corresponding author (Takaki Komiyama tkomiyama@ucsd.edu) on request.
DOI: 10.17632/zcgw2n5bjf
title: VAN-DAMME: GPU-accelerated and symmetry-assisted quantum optimal control of multi-qubit systems

description: We present an open-source software package, VAN-DAMME (Versatile Approaches to Numerically Design, Accelerate, and Manipulate Magnetic Excitations), for massively-parallelized quantum optimal control (QOC) calculations of multi-qubit systems. To enable large QOC calculations, the VAN-DAMME software package utilizes symmetry-based techniques with custom GPU-enhanced algorithms. This combined approach allows for the simultaneous computation of hundreds of matrix exponential propagators that efficiently leverage the intra-GPU parallelism found in high-performance GPUs. In addition, to maximize the computational efficiency of the VAN-DAMME code, we carried out several extensive tests on data layout, computational complexity, memory requirements, and performance. These extensive analyses allowed us to develop computationally efficient approaches for evaluating complex-valued matrix exponential propagators based on Padé approximants. To assess the computational performance of our GPU-accelerated VAN-DAMME code, we carried out QOC calculations of systems containing 10 - 15 qubits, which showed that our GPU implementation is 18.4× faster than the corresponding CPU implementation. Our GPU-accelerated enhancements allow efficient calculations of multi-qubit systems, which can be used for the efficient implementation of QOC applications across multiple domains.
DOI: 10.17632/kykwmjmpgf
title: Laboratory acoustic emission experiments on a slider-model

description: The dataset is compiled of the data obtained in laboratory experiments at the geomechanical test bench in the Sadovsky Institute for Dynamics of Geospheres of Russian Academy of Sciences. The experiments were devoted to investigating acoustic emission (AE), accompanying the evolution of a simulated gouge-filled fault. Deformation experiments were performed on a slider model setup with a precise control of mechanical parameters and monitoring the acoustic signal in the frequency band of 20-80 kHz. We used a threshold algorithm to detect AEs. The fault model was simulated by an interface beneath a granite block located on a granite rod 2.5 m long. The size of moveable block was 8×8×4.5 cm, the mass – 0.8 kg. The contact between rough surfaces of the block and the rod was filled with a layer of granular material 3 mm thick. We realized the entire spectrum of slip modes by changing composition of the filler and its particle size distribution. The moveable block slid along the interface under the applied normal and shear forces. The normal stress was 80kPa. The shear stress was applied to the block through an elastic element. Its free end was pulled at a constant velocity of 8 μm/s. The displacement of the block relative to the base was measured with the laser sensor ILD2220-10 (Micro-Epsilon, Germany) in the frequency band of 0-5kHz, accurate to 0.1 μm. The AE sensors were VS30-V (Vallen System, Germany). The operational frequency band was 20–80 kHz. The acoustic signal was processed by AEP5 charge amplifiers and acquired at the sample rate of 1 MHz by the 14-bit analog-to-digital converter E20-10 (L-Card, Russia). The signal is provided in units of voltage. The dataset includes: (i) time series of AEs parameters [time (s), duration (s), energy (a.u.), amplitude As (V), peak-to-peak amplitude ΔA(V), waveform index (a.u.)]; (ii) displacement of the block [time (s), displacement (mm)]; (iii) list of fault fillers used in the experiments.
DOI: 10.17632/f8cg3t5xt8
title: ST Radar @205 MHz - SSW Data

description: This Ionospheric data is retrieved from the Stratosphere-Troposphere (ST) Radar operating at 205 MHz in the VHF band, and is the first wind profiler radar in the ~200 MHz frequency range, which constitutes 619 three-element Yagi–Uda antennae. It has a power aperture product of 1.6x10^8 Wm^2. System design, technical details and scientific applications of the 205 MHz radar are already reported [Samson et al., 2016; Mohanakumar et al., 2017; 2018]. The main beam can be positioned at any angle within of ±30° of the zenith and at all azimuth with 1° resolution. The data was archived with radar beam in the Doppler Beam Swinging mode. The range resolution was 45 metres.
DOI: 10.17632/h2c3y94ct8
title: SPAC deals 2019-2021

description: SPAC and IPO data for deals from 2019 till May 2021
DOI: 10.17632/p6zc8fdvrd
title: Generating a Dataset for Detection and Extraction of Camera-Inserted Dates from Images

description: • These data offer a standardized dataset for evaluating the camera inserted date-stamp images and developing a mechanism to detect and recognize the date-stamp for filtering or sorting the images with in a short period which makes people life more easier and comfortable. 
• Researchers in fields such as image processing, machine learning, and data analytics can leverage these data to explore new methodologies for date stamp extraction and enhance accuracy in date-based image retrieval. Besides, general people will find their target images by using the mechanism which includes camera inserted date-stamp feature. 
• The dataset supports the development of automated tools and software applications aimed at organizing and searching large collections of images based on camera inserted date-stamp, improving efficiency in image management and retrieval tasks.

To collect data, I traveled to various locations, including Rajshahi, Dhaka, Sirajganj, and Natore, to capture images of class notes, buildings, nature, homes, dresses, consumables, rivers, and more. These images were taken at different times of the day and night, across various dates, using devices such as Redmi Note 5 Pro, Redmi Note 7 Pro, and Samsung Galaxy A14 and some different format date of images for example (2024/03/11 or 12/23/2019 or 12 08 2019 or 5 april 2024). . This diverse dataset ensures variability in lighting, environments, and subjects.
Contributes to data collection with 65% of photos captured during the day and 35% captured at night. This approach utilizes the strengths of each device to ensure comprehensive photo documentation across different lighting conditions.
The main purposes of the data are given in the below
 1. Detection and Extraction date from images
 2. Searching target images according to date
DOI: 10.17632/fnhfdv8b9b
title: Cancer Communication Assessment Tool in Spanish (CCAT-PF-Sp)

description: Continued from the Cancer Communication Assessment Tool in Spanish (CCAT-PF-Sp) research study data
DOI: 10.4121/19361018.v1
title: Dutch Distribution Centres 2021 Geodata

description: # Dutch Distribution Centres 2021 Geodata <br> Geodataset including 26.951 logistics buildings in the Netherlands larger than 500 m2, built before november 2021, as well as the business estates they are in, and the East-Southeast freight corridor of the Netherlands - the busiest logistics area of the country. The definition of logistics is rather broad, including trade, import, export, transportation and warehousing. Additional buildings with retail centres on industrial sites, as well as buildings with logistics co-activity are included. Manufacturing and recycling facilities, which often include logistics activities, are not included unless a separate logistics company is located in the building. The dataset contains a Geopackage with equivalents in ESRI shapefile format. The buildings layer with attributes is also provided as a Geojson file and CSV data table (without geometry). Besides this README file, a method describing the compilation of the data is provided (Pdf). An earlier version of this dataset, covering only the area within the East-Southeast corridor, was released in 2021 (DOI:10.4121/14791686). The new dataset substitutes the former. <br> An interactive zoomable map with timeline slider is available on: http://mertennefs.eu/landscapes-of-trade/ Some interactive metrics, showing the extent and potential of the dataset, are shown in this RShiny app: https://mertennefs.shinyapps.io/distributioncentres_geodata_app/ <br> ## Collaboration The data were gathered and compiled by Merten Nefs, in collaboration with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Thomas Bonte and Carlijn Ligterink) and the Deltametropolis Association based in Rotterdam (Vera Loefs and Ana Luisa Moura); with the help and data provision by Frank van Oort at Erasmus School of Economics (Rotterdam) and Henk van Amsterdam of PBL Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (The Hague). The data have been used for research, media articles and academic work such as the PhD research project Landscapes of Trade, by Merten Nefs, at TUDelft and Erasmus School of Economics. More information at www.landscapesoftrade.nl <br> ## Disclaimer The buildings were selected by and joined with employment data of Lisa 2020, and therefore reasons back in time from this point and assumes the same function as well for 2021. Discrepancies between earlier data (Lisa 2017) and 2020 can be viewed and filtered out via the 'Current' attribute below. Another important aspect is the overlap of logistics buildings over time: a small portion of these has replaced former buildings on the same site that have been demolished. Such 'brownfield' developments amount to ca. 10% of the dataset - as established by a test sample - whereas ca. 90% are 'greenfield' developments. More information on the data collection and compilation method is found in the accompanying pdf file.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.1510993.v1
title: StarPlus fMRI data_whole

description: This data was originally collected by Marcel Just and his colleagues in Carnegie Mellon University's CCBI.<br><br>The Experiment: <strong>Timing</strong>: The experiment consists of a set of trials, and the data is partitioned into trials. For some of these intervals, the subject simply rested, or gazed at a fixation point on the screen. For other trials, the subject was shown a picture and a sentence, and instructed to press a button to indicate whether the sentence correctly described the picture. For these trials, the sentence and picture were presented in sequence, with the picture presented first on half of the trials, and the sentence presented first on the other half of the trials. Forty such trials are available for each subject. The timing within each such trial is as follows: The first stimulus (sentence or picture) was presented at the begining of the trail (image=1). Four seconds later (image=9) the stimulus was removed, replaced by a blank screen. Four seconds later (image=17) the second stimulus was presented. This remained on the screen for four seconds, or until the subject pressed the mouse button, whichever came first. A rest period of 15 seconds (30 images) was added after the second stimulus was removed from the screen. Thus, each trial lasted a total of approximately 27 seconds (approximately 54 images). <strong>Imaging parameters:</strong> Images were collected every 500msec. Only a fraction of the brain of each subject was imaged. The data is marked up with 25-30 anatomically defined regions (called "Regions of Interest", or ROIs). <strong>Stimulus and behavioral data</strong>: A variety of information is available for all three data sets, including the exact sentences and pictures presented, and the subject response times. The Data:<br><br>The data consists of .mat files that can be directly loaded into Matlab version 7.
DOI: 10.17632/9kh7yp3y45
title: Journal of Islam and Social Sciences; No.9

description: The journal is set to publish original articles on a wide range of issues including;

 Social philosophy: (in the Quran and other religious texts and the tradition, in the thought of Muslim scholars and comparison of different attitudes and approaches);
 Philosophy of social sciences: (in Islamic sources, convergence and divergence of different perspectives);
 Methodology of social sciences: (review of their function and their role in Islamic religious-Islamic social sciences);
 Social thoughts of Muslim thinkers: (social issues and strategic theories, theories, areas of sociology including sociology of religion, sociology of knowledge, historical sociology, cultural sociology);
 Religious theorizing (inferred from Islamic resources) on social issues;
 Reviewing and comparing social religious propositions of different religions with each other;
 Religious-Islamic sociology (subject, methods, theories, analysis and critique of approaches, goals and application, the relation of Islamic sociology with dominant paradigms in sociology, the role and application of Islamic sociology in Islamic and non-Islamic societies);

To let individual researchers and libraries have access to the most recent research findings in the field, the journal allows open-access to its articles. This journal utilizes the Magiran and Noormags preservation systems to create a distributed archiving system for individual and libraries and to permit libraries stakeholders to create permanent archives of the journal.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23559837.v1
title: Data from: "Uniform carbon reserve dynamics along the vertical light gradient in mature tree crowns".

description: The files contain the NSC data (NSC.xlsx), the measurements used for fitting the light response curves (LRC.xlsx) and the specific leaf area values (SLA.xlsx) as reported in:Zahnd C, Zehnder M, Arend M, Kahmen A, Hoch G 2024. Uniform carbon reserve dynamics along the vertical light gradient in mature tree crowns. Tree Physiology, tpae005. https://doi.org/10.1093/treephys/tpae005Please refer to the metadata sheets within each file, and to the original publication (https://doi.org/10.1093/treephys/tpae005) for details on the data collection.
DOI: 10.17632/2f6t9pff4n
title: COVID-19 Impact Scale, Event-Related Rumination Inventory, Beck Depression Inventory, and Beck Anxiety Inventory Data from Online Sample

description: This dataset was collected between July 2020 and April 2021 from an online sample of 1533 participants to investigate the associations among the following factors: stress due to the COVID-19 pandemic, pandemic-related intrusive and deliberate rumination (IR and DR), and severity of depression and anxiety symptoms. Pandemic stress (PS) was assessed with the COVID-19 Impact Scale (Howes Vallis et al., 2021). IR and DR were assessed with a version of the Event-Related Rumination Inventory (ERRI; Cann et al., 2011), modified to be about pandemic-related rumination. Depression and anxiety levels were assessed with the Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II; Beck, Steer, & Brown, 1996) and Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI; Beck et al., 1988), respectively. Please see "ItemCodes.docx" and "Questionnaires.docx" for lists of these questionnaire items and other collected data (e.g., demographics, medications, perceived health and stress, etc.). MPlus input files are provided as well, which test in separate multiple mediation models the following associations among a subset of participants (n=1090) without a history of personal or family COVID-19 infection:

Model 1) Predictor: PS, Mediators: IR and DR, Outcomes: BDI-II and BAI
Model 2) Predictor: PS, Mediators: BDI-II and BAI, Outcomes: IR and DR
Model 3) Predictors: BDI-II and BAI, Mediators: BDI-II and BAI, Outcome: PS

In addition to the *_analyzed_n1090 (no COVID-19 infection) and *_filtered_n1533 (answered all items in main variables of interest), a *_raw_n2453 version of the dataset can be compiled by the authors upon request - this version contains all collected responses, including incomplete ones.

A data article that describes this dataset has been submitted to the journal Data in Brief for publication and is currently under review.
DOI: 10.17632/3nwr6sh8p9
title: Data for: Developing a Geographic Information Capacity (GIC) Profile for Disaster Management under United Nations Framework Commitments

description: This research data supports the GIC Profile results for the manuscript, Developing a Geographic Information Capacity (GIC) Profile for Disaster Management under United Nations Framework Commitments.