cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/wfcwb3k79h.1
title: DATE-Q translation and cross-cultural adaptation dataset

description: The research that this data shows aimed to translate and cross-culturally adapt into Brazilian Portuguese, and to validate the DiAbeTes Education Questionnaire (DATE-Q), a self-administered tool developed to evaluate disease-related knowledge, for its use in Brazil. The dataset published here describes the process of translation and cross-cultural adaptation what comprised of five steps as follows: (1) Translation into Portuguese - two translations from English into Portuguese were generated independently by two native speakers translators (T1 and T2) of Brazilian Portuguese; (2) Synthesis of the translations – T1, T2 and a physiotherapist summarized the two translations in one translated version (T1.2), this process was reported, and disagreements were solved by consensus; (3) Back translation - two translators not familiar with the original version of the questionnaire and native speakers of English (BT1 and BT2) translated the T1.2 version back into English; (4) Expert committee: a committee of experts was formed by T1, BT1, a physiotherapist, a dietitian, a physician expert in diabetes and an associate professor with expertise in methodology to consolidate all previous versions of the questionnaire and to develop a pre-final version of the questionnaire in Brazilian Portuguese to be used in a pilot test; (5) Pilot test of pre-final version – thirty diabetes individuals responded in a self-administered way the pre-final version of the questionnaire, and their comprehension and answer of each item were assessed. After completing the fifth step, the last adaptations were made to obtain the version to be psychometrically tested in the next phase of this study. There was no divergence between the translated and back-translated versions compared to the original questionnaire, and the committee of experts identified equivalence between then. Cross-cultural adaptations were performed based on expert committee recommendations and pilot test results resulting in ten items culturally adapted.
DOI: 10.17632/zzw599rty5.1
title: Omani Road Traffic Accident Dataset Spanning From (2012 –2022)

description: Dataset provides Omani Road Traffic Accident Dataset Spanning From (2012 –2022) . It includes three secondary data subsets. The primary data subsets include Number of Traffic Accidents, Injuries, and Deaths by Governorates & Type, Number of Traffic Accidents, Injuries, and Deaths by Governorates and Nationality and Number of Traffic Accidents, Injuries, and Deaths by Causes.
DOI: 10.17632/j3f5cx9yjh.1
title: Concrete-filled steel tubular (CFST) columns database with 3,208 tests

description: This database is collected for evaluating the reliability of CFST columns designed by modern codes of practice (see Thai H-T, Thai S, Ngo T, Uy B, Kang W-H, Hicks SJ. Reliability considerations of modern codes for CFST columns. Journal of Constructional Steel Research 2021;106482). The database contains 3,208 tests including: - 1,305 tests on circular CFST columns under concentric loading - 1,003 tests on rectangular CFST columns under concentric loading - 499 tests on circular CFST columns under eccentric loading - 401 tests on rectangular CFST columns under eccentric loading
DOI: 10.17632/v36y3kd8zg.1
title: Data for: Enhanced online model identification and state of charge estimation for lithium-ion battery under noise corrupted measurements by bias compensation recursive least squares
DOI: 10.17632/59r8vt4j6w.2
title: iCLO-dBOG

description: Paisaje sonoro plazas de mercado tradicionales. Contiene la obra sonora iCLO-dBOG y algunos registros sonoros de referencia.
La obra sonora iCLO-dBOG, es el resultado de una investigación centrada en la identidad sonora de las plazas de mercado en Colombia. La obra fue creada por Roberto Cuervo Pulido, profesor asociado del Departamento de Diseño de la Facultad de Arquitectura y Diseño de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Sede Bogotá-Colombia; y por Joaquín Eduardo Llorca Franco, profesor asociado del Departamento de Hábitat de la Facultad de Creación y Hábitat de la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Sede Cali-Colombia.
Se enmarca en la investigación-creación como modo de producción artística relacionada con procesos académicos y describe la manera como el material documental obtenido de las grabaciones de campo se usa para la composición de la obra. Mediante una metodología que integra los hallazgos de la investigación con el proceso creativo, se busca expresar la identidad de las plazas en un relato sonoro. Esto implica llevar al oyente desde una escucha referencial, donde se reconocen sonidos típicos de las prácticas comerciales tradicionales, hasta una escucha reducida donde los sonidos cargados de significados causales son intervenidos en vivo desde dos ordenadores y separados de su referente figurativo para resaltar sus cualidades plásticas. La mediación tecnológica desvela las cualidades acústicas de bajo nivel, como la amplitud, frecuencia y timbre, expresando así el metabolismo sonoro que lleva la escucha desde lo referencial hasta el plano meramente estético donde la identidad se expresa desde atributos acústicos profundos. Esta intervención busca transformar la experiencia auditiva del oyente, pasando de una escucha pasiva, donde se reconocen los sonidos y referentes familiares, a una escucha activa que invita al discernimiento estético y a una apreciación más profunda de la identidad acústica de las plazas de mercado.
DOI: 10.17632/xz5djwpcrt.1
title: Conflict Resolution in Readymade Garment Sector

description: This study investigated the influence of job satisfaction, communication climate, work ethics, and social compliance on conflict resolution techniques in Bangladesh's readymade garment (RMG) sector. The data was collected from the RMG sector of Bangladesh. There are notable findings, such as the fact that there is a significant relationship between job satisfaction, communication climate, and conflict resolution techniques in the RMG sector of Bangladesh. The first research question was answered, and four hypotheses were then developed and empirically tested using PLS-SEM. Afterwards, the second research question was answered by the study. The goal of the current study was to examine the connections between CC and SMS, JS and CSM, WE and CMS, and SC and CMS in Bangladesh's RMG industry. An investigation into the effects of CC and JS on CMS indicated their significant direct effects.  The results of the empirical investigation showed that conflict resolution strategies and communication climate (CC) have a positive relationship (CMS). The outcomes showed that they were in line with earlier studies (El Badriati et al., 2022; Kalogiannidis, 2021; Scarpero 1999; Shastri, 2018). The research also showed that conflict resolution strategies and job satisfaction (JS) have a significant relationship (CMS). Nonetheless, the RMG industry should continue to offer a happy working atmosphere to prevent the employees' job unhappiness. The outcomes in this instance were likewise in line with past studies (Ahmad, 2022; Ali and Anwar, 2021; Bhui et al., 2016; Yuan, et al., 2022). Yet, by reducing conflict, job satisfaction will aid the RMG sector in achieving long-term, sustainable results. To handle conflict, however, employee work satisfaction is crucial. A prior study demonstrated a substantial relationship between conflict resolution techniques (CMS) and work ethics (WE). Yet, this investigation has discovered that there is no causal link between them. The connection between social compliance (SC) and dispute resolution strategies (CMS) resulted the same (CMS). Analyzing mediation or moderation relationships in future research may be considered. The secondary goal was to examine how RMG's dispute resolution tactics were affected by the environment of communication, job satisfaction, work ethics, and social compliance. According to the results, techniques like "effective workplace communication atmosphere" and "workers' job satisfaction" play a significant part in attaining conflict resolution tactics in the manufacturing RMG sector.  Work ethics and social compliance may have a long-term impact on conflict-free operational performance (Bag and Dhamija, 2022; Uddin et al., 2022; Ferine and Rahmadana, 2021; Brandes, 2021; Jaiswal and Ha-Brookshire) (2020).
DOI: 10.17632/yn25y8hyz3.1
title: Data for: Vestigial signal of Gondwana to Pangaea transition: U-Pb and Hf isotopic studies on 500-200 Ma magmatic zircon from Peninsular Malaysia

description: Peninsular Malaysia 500-200 Ma magmatic zircon U-Pb dating (17 samples) and Lu-Hf isotope composition (30 samples) data for "Vestigial signal of Gondwana to Pangaea transition: U-Pb and Hf isotopic studies on 500-200 Ma magmatic zircon from Peninsular Malaysia"
DOI: 10.17632/2x8xnfbsfd.1
title: Dataset of Concerns for Privacy Information Practices and Consumer Behavior in Online Market: A survey in Vietnam

description: This novel dataset provides valuable survey insights into privacy concerns, online trust, and purchase intentions among consumers in Vietnam's rapidly growing e-commerce market. With 467 randomized respondents, it explores perspectives on privacy aspects like data collection, secondary usage, access, and errors—and their impact on online consumer behavior.
DOI: 10.17632/4vkrzxjtwf.1
title: Oldenburg Burnout Inventory-IRT analysis

description: The Oldenburg Burnout Inventory (OLBI) assesses two subscales from measuring work-related syndromes of exhaustion and disengagement. In the present study, an item response theory approach was used to analyze all items of the measure. The participants were employees, occupied in various organizations in Greece (N = 617). Partial credit and generalized partial credit models were estimated for each subscale and a bifactor model was applied to the OLBI. The results revealed dimensionality issues for both subscales. Item discrimination and category threshold parameters revealed variations across certain items. According to the bifactor model, there is evidence for multidimensionality in OLBI, but the general factor is strong. Thus the OLBI can be treated as essentially unidimensional, although both subscales may be of additional value.
DOI: 10.17632/j7nw52tf48.1
title: Fractionation mechanism and flux estimation of strontium isotopes during basalt weathering

description: The elemental contents, mineralogical compositions, and Sr isotopic compositions in the weathering profile 33.4-49.5 m are presented in Table S1-Table S3. The selected elemental contents, mineralogical compositions, and Sr isotopic compositions in the weathering profile 0-33.4m are presented in Table S4-Table S6.
DOI: 10.17632/gj3t79zxdx.1
title: How does Rapid Decarbonisation Grasp the Co-benefits of Reducing More Air Pollution? ---New Evidence from Chinese Electric Power Sector’s Future Scenarios

description: STATA CODE & DATA
DOI: 10.17632/7j468m8wr4.1
title: Impact of acute and chronic regular exercise on arterial stiffness and reflection measures in coronary artery disease patients

description: This study was a prospective, single-blind, randomized study examining the effects of exercise on arterial stiffness. The study has been approved by the Institutional Ethics Committee, Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women’s University, Jaipur on April10, 2021. This proposed trial has been registered with ClinicalTrials.gov ID: CTRI//2021/10/037127. 
This dataset is composed of Pulse wave velocity, Augmentation index, Heart rate, Systolic and diastolic blood pressure from 84 subjects with coronary artery disease. Data was collected from tertiary care hospital for a period of one year from October, 2021 to September, 2022 in North India. Subjects were selected using systematic sampling techniques having CAD (n=84; 21 per group) and was randomized to one of four treatment groups (Group-I: aerobic exercise, Group-II: resistance exercise, Group-III: combined aerobic and resistance exercise, and Group-IV: control group).  Subjects of Groups I, II and III undergone 8 weeks of supervised training, three times per week in accordance with recommended guidelines from American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM). Group IV was the control group.
DOI: 10.17632/nybcn4ct2c
title: Application of Biomonitoring of Air-Suspended Metal Pollutants and Enrichment Factor Analysis for Source Identification of Metals from Roadside in Phitsanulok Municipality, Thailand

description: Supplementary data for ScienceAsia (MS Code No: 2024-1777)
DOI: 10.17632/zxd7nj85gf.1
title: Lamb Datasets

description: This dataset contains two parts: the lamb datasets and the code. Among them, there are three kinds of the lamb datasets: object detection, pose estimation and behavior recognition datasets; There are two types of code sections: Object Detection - (GAM-YOLOV7-tiny) and Pose Estimation (Soft-NMS-AlexNet).
DOI: 10.17632/czmjdpxvkr.1
title: Data for: Analysis of RED/dRED Stack Performance Using a Resistances in Series Model
DOI: 10.17632/tz7krp8rvz.2
title: Electric car purchase intention

description: The dataset contains the data collected through an online platform and via emails from February 2020 to April 2020 from management students pursuing their postgraduate program in India. This data obtained to investigate and to identify the dimensionalities of electric car (e-car) purchase intentions among postgraduate management students in India. The collected data was cleaned by removing the invalid and straight-lined responses. The cleaned data includes 510 responses on 31 items that measures the management students’ intentions to purchase an electric car (e-car) on a five point Likert scale (strongly disagree-1 to strongly agree-5) besides the responses on demographic profile of respondents. Items included in the study were relevant to the factors Purchase Intention (PI), Technological Benefits(TB), Driving Convenience(DC), Charging Convenience(CC), Environmental Concern(EC), Social Benefits(SB), Economic Benefits(EB) and Government Policy(GP). After assessing the face validity, convergent validity and discriminant validity using appropriate measures, confirmatory factor analysis was carried out to assess the proposed model. SEM was used to test the hypothesis about the structural relationship among the factors.
DOI: 10.17632/v8mt9d3v6h.1
title: Electrification of Space Heating in the Texas Residential Sector

description: These data describe how the energy usage of a large, diverse residential sector would change if all space heating was electrified. Using the actual weather data from 2016 for 17 locations in Texas, thousands of building models representative of the building stock in the residential sector of the Texas electric grid were simulated using the open-source dynamic energy modeling tool, EnergyPlus. Four total scenarios are examined in this study: a base scenario representative of current building stock and three electrification scenarios. In each electrification scenario, building models with fossil fuel heating sources had their heating units replaced with reversible heat pumps (i.e., heat pumps that provide both heating and cooling). The three electrification scenarios reflected the efficiency of the reversible heat pump being installed: standard efficiency, high efficiency, and ultra-high efficiency. Data reflect a residential system peak shifting from summer to winter and reduced summer consumption due to efficiency improvements. 1. Energy Consumption Data ~/hourly_energy_consumption: Hourly energy usage data for each building model was collected from EnergyPlus and multiplied by a scaling factor sized to reflect the actual dimensions of the Texas grid's residential sector. In the case of this study, that scaling factor is 230. The scaled hourly energy usage was summed over all modeled dwellings to give the Texas grid's residential sector hourly energy consumption. Each scenario's hourly consumption data are in a separate csv file in this directory, noted by the filename. 2. Daily Peak Demand ~/daily_peak_demand: The maximum hour of electricity consumption (kWh) for each day is divided by the change in time (one hour) to create an absolute peak hourly demand value (kW) for the day. These values for maximum hourly demand on each day are referred as daily peak demand values in the associated journal article. Each scenario's daily peak demand data are in a separate .csv file in this directory, noted by the filename. 3. Building Stock Details ~/building_stock_details The .csv file "base_scenario_building_stock_data.csv" includes housing information (e.g., insulation details, setpoint data, geometry data) about every building modeled in this study. It also includes annual energy and end-use consumption values for each building. Note: data from approximately 38,000 dwellings of the total 41,000 were used in our study, because some of the locations covered areas not served by the Texas electric grid. The remaining .csv files contain energy consumption data for the buildings that had heating units replaced by heat pumps. The files are organized by electrification scenario.
DOI: 10.17632/xkrpv4khnj.1
title: Replication files: Capacity building as a route to export market expansion

description: Replication materials for Cusolito, Darova and McKenzie																				**
"Capacity building as a route to export market expansion: A six-country experiment in the Western Balkans"	
Journal of International Economics, forthcoming
DOI: 10.17632/3vmctzkygb.4
title: Semantics of Color, Tableware, and Prepositions (denoting spatial relations). Dataset Belarusian language 

description: Semantics of Color, Tableware, and Prepositions (denoting spatial relations).   / by method mpi.nl / dialects study
task by http://eoss.nl/elicitation/
https://archive.mpi.nl/mpi/islandora/object/mpi%3A1839_00_0000_0000_0016_3009_3?f%5B0%5D=cmd.Language%3A%22Belarusian%22
DOI: 10.17632/65d3pzth7v.1
title: Paderborn bearing dataset and PHM2009 gearbox dataset

description: The dataset for demo code: Theory-guided-Progressive-Transfer-Learning-Network-TPTLN
DOI: 10.17632/xzd7hj5yk6.1
title: Combined characterization of a plasma jet: FTIR, chemical surveys and antibacterial effect

description: Dataset related to the paper "Combined characterization of a plasma jet: FTIR, chemical surveys and antibacterial effect", submitted for publication on J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys.
DOI: 10.17632/xwx83vzmf6.2
title: Monitoring Data from a Pilot-Scale Horizontal Levee System

description: Data was collected from a pilot-scale treatment wetland at the Oro Loma Sanitary District wastewater treatment facility in San Lorenzo, CA. This experimental system was completed in 2017 and was constructed to test a new type of treatment wetland known as the horizontal levee. Horizontal levees are constructed treatment wetlands that were first proposed for use in San Francisco Bay and were intended to be situated between coastal storm control levees and tidal mud flats. These systems provide simultaneous removal of contaminants from wastewater effluent in subsurface treatment layers while providing flood control benefits by protecting coastal levees against wave action and storm surges. Additional benefits, such as the establishment of valuable habitat and recreational opportunities, may also be afforded by these systems. The experimental constructed wetland consisted of a set of twelve separate wetland cells that were designed with various "treatments" based on differences in their plant community, soil type and topography. Data were collected to: (1) assess the relative influence of design parameters on water quality improvements observed in these systems; (2) evaluate the importance of various mechanisms to the observed contaminant transformation and removal; and, (3) develop new methods for monitoring nature-based treatment systems. Measurements of water quality parameters and contaminant concentrations, flow measurements, characterizations of soils and plant biomass, and satellite imagery are provided within this dataset. The results of various models used to interpret these data are provided as well. Metadata are provided within the spreadsheets for each dataset or in separate text files for each subfolder to facilitate interpretation of these data. References are provided if data are related to other spreadsheets, datasets or specific publications wherever possible. We expected design parameters to have a significant impact on contaminant removal, but this was not the case with respect to fractional removal of a range of contaminants (i.e., nutrients, trace organic contaminants and pathogen indicators). Rather, hydrological conditions controlled contaminant removal, although these conditions were influenced by design parameters. For example, the inclusion of willows led to relatively higher subsurface flow rates, which increased the mass of contaminants removed in those cells. We also hypothesized that denitrification would be the primary removal mechanism for nitrate in these systems. As expected, nitrate removal occurred primarily through microbial processes in the saturated subsurface, with plant uptake contributing only 8% of the observed removal of total nitrogen. Seasonality was observed with respect to the electron donors used to fuel denitrification. Additional information on the key findings of studies associated with these data, as well as guidance on how to interpret those data, are provided for each folder in this dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/n6ysv5x8wz.1
title: FeynGame

description: A java-based graphical tool for drawing Feynman diagrams is presented. It differs from similar existing tools in various respects. For example, it is based on models, consisting of particles (lines) and (optionally) vertices, each of which can be given their individual properties (line style, color, arrows, label, etc.). The diagrams can be exported in any standard image format, or as PDF. Aside from its plain graphical aspect, the goal of FeynGame is also educative, as it can check a Feynman diagrams validity. This provides the basis to play games with diagrams, for example. Here we describe one such game where a given set of initial and final states must be connected through a Feynman diagram within a given interaction model.
DOI: 10.17632/sv6kfmkymf.1
title: A Tale of Tier 3 Cities

description: Replication package of "A Tale of Tier 3 Cities" by Kenneth Rogoff and Yuanchen Yang
DOI: 10.17632/jcw4xkp886.2
title: Missing Values Handling for Machine Learning Portfolios

description: Documentation, code, and pseudo data for replicating Chen and McCoy (Forthcoming, Journal of Financial Economics, https://arxiv.org/pdf/2207.13071.pdf), to satisfy the journal's code and data sharing requirements. Instead of this packet, we recommend using the code posted on github (https://github.com/jack-mccoy/missing_data), which contains all previous versions of the code and allows for issue tracking (should it be needed). Code from either source automatically downloads stock return data from WRDS and return predictors from https://sites.google.com/site/chenandrewy/, so the pseudo data is not really necessary. You can also find imputed predictor data at https://sites.google.com/site/chenandrewy/.