cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998583.v1
title: multiAtlasTT_data

description: Multi-Atlas Transfer Tools for Neuroimaging (maTT)<br><br>This figshare repository contains the data used for the maTT project. The `atlas_data` folder here contains additional .gcs files that can be used for the maTT2 functionality. <br><br>Please check out the accompanying Github repository for details about using maTT. <br><br>These gcs files were created after labeling the Mindboggle 101 individual subjects data with the maTT label transfer scripts, and then creating a GCS with these individual subject annotation files. Note: only light quality control was performed on the FreeSurfer outputs. Unlike the Mindboggle project, the annotation files were not carefully checked. <br><br><sub>Any opinion, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.</sub><br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998583.v2
title: multiAtlasTT_data

description: Multi-Atlas Transfer Tools for Neuroimaging (maTT)<br><br>This figshare repository contains the data used for the maTT project. The `atlas_data` folder here contains additional .gcs files that can be used for the maTT2 functionality. <br><br>Please check out the accompanying Github repository for details about using maTT. <br><br>These gcs files were created after labeling the Mindboggle 101 individual subjects data with the maTT label transfer scripts, and then creating a GCS with these individual subject annotation files. Note: only light quality control was performed on the FreeSurfer outputs. Unlike the Mindboggle project, the annotation files were not carefully checked. <br><br><sub>Any opinion, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.</sub><br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998583.v3
title: multiAtlasTT_data

description: Multi-Atlas Transfer Tools for Neuroimaging (maTT)<br><br>This figshare repository contains the data used for the maTT project. The `atlas_data` folder here contains additional .gcs files that can be used for the maTT2 functionality. <br><br>Please check out the accompanying Github repository for details about using maTT. <br><br>These gcs files were created after labeling the Mindboggle 101 individual subjects data with the maTT label transfer scripts, and then creating a GCS with these individual subject annotation files. Note: only light quality control was performed on the FreeSurfer outputs. Unlike the Mindboggle project, the annotation files were not carefully checked. <br><br><sub>Any opinion, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.</sub><br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998583.v4
title: multiAtlasTT_data

description: Multi-Atlas Transfer Tools for Neuroimaging (maTT)<br><br>This figshare repository contains the data used for the maTT project. The <b>atlas_data</b> folder here contains additional .gcs files that can be used for the maTT2 functionality. When running maTT2, the data here should be organized into each respective atlas folder (here: <i>https://github.com/faskowit/multiAtlasTT/tree/master/atlas_data</i>). When this tar.gz is unzipped in the multiAtlasTT base directory, it should automatically unzip into this structure.<br><br>Please check out the accompanying Github repository for details about using maTT and maTT2. <br><br>These gcs files were created after labeling the Mindboggle 101 individual subjects data with the maTT label transfer scripts, and then creating a GCS with these individual subject annotation files. Note: only light quality control was performed on the FreeSurfer outputs. Unlike the Mindboggle project, the annotation files were not carefully checked.<br>See also app-multiAtlasTT (<i>https://github.com/faskowit/app-multiAtlasTT</i>) for the brainlife.io version of this tool, which will automatically download the info you need from this data repo.<br><sub>Any opinion, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.</sub><br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998583.v5
title: multiAtlasTT_data

description: Multi-Atlas Transfer Tools for Neuroimaging (maTT)<br><br>This figshare repository contains the data used for the maTT project. The <b>atlas_data</b> folder here contains additional .gcs files that can be used for the maTT2 functionality. When running maTT2, the data here should be organized into each respective atlas folder (here: <i>https://github.com/faskowit/multiAtlasTT/tree/master/atlas_data</i>). When this tar.gz is unzipped in the multiAtlasTT base directory, it should automatically unzip into this structure.<br><br>Please check out the accompanying Github repository for details about using maTT and maTT2. <br><br>These gcs files were created after labeling the Mindboggle 101 individual subjects data with the maTT label transfer scripts, and then creating a GCS with these individual subject annotation files. Note: only light quality control was performed on the FreeSurfer outputs. Unlike the Mindboggle project, the annotation files were not carefully checked.<br>See also app-multiAtlasTT (<i>https://github.com/faskowit/app-multiAtlasTT</i>) for the brainlife.io version of this tool, which will automatically download the info you need from this data repo.<br><sub>Any opinion, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.</sub><br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998571
title: Outputs-simulations-StochasticRuns_baseCase

description: Model simulation outputs, stochastic runs, base physical case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998571.v1
title: Outputs-simulations-StochasticRuns_baseCase

description: Model simulation outputs, stochastic runs, base physical case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998568
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_lowAdvection

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, low advection case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998568.v1
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_lowAdvection

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, low advection case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998565
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_highDiffusion

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, high diffusion case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998565.v1
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_highDiffusion

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, high diffusion case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998562
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_baseCase

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, base physical case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998562.v1
title: Outputs-simulations-DeterministicRuns_baseCase

description: Model simulation outputs, deterministic runs, base physical case
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998544
title: convert_glove.txt

description: GloVe twitter word embeddings converted to Word2Vec format. Original word embeddings can be found here: https://nlp.stanford.edu/projects/glove/
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998544.v1
title: convert_glove.txt

description: GloVe twitter word embeddings converted to Word2Vec format. Original word embeddings can be found here: https://nlp.stanford.edu/projects/glove/
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998520
title: Food Insecure Veterans

description: This is a simple proportion analysis to determine the number of veterans who may be impacted by food scarcity in the United states by county. The population of veterans in each county (9L_VetPop2016_County) was used with the total population in each county (DataDownload3.18) to determine the proportion of veterans in each county. We assumed that veterans were just as likely as anyone else to be in food scarcity and multiplied the proportion of veterans in each county by the number of low access people in the county to determine the number of food insecure veterans by county. We also used statewide very low food secure percentage as a conservative estimate of the number of veterans affected by food scarcity.<br>This dataset was not created to be a perfect representation of the exact number of food insecure veterans. In fact, it is a very rough calculation. However, this back of the envelope calculation shows that the number of food insecure veterans is likely very high. <br>Using county level food access we find that up to 3 million veterans could be affected by low food access, as a conservative estimate, we use the state level "very low food security percentage" and find that a minimum of 200 thousand veterans are likely food insecure. For calculations see sheet "Calculations" in DataDownload3.18.xls<br><br>Veteran Population in counties of the United States.(9L_VetPOP2016_Count.csv)<br>https://va.gov/vetdata/Veteran_Population.asp<br><br>Food Insecurity By County (DataDownload3.18.xls)https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/food-environment-atlas/data-access-and-documentation-downloads/<br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998520.v1
title: Food Insecure Veterans

description: This is a simple proportion analysis to determine the number of veterans who may be impacted by food scarcity in the United states by county. The population of veterans in each county (9L_VetPop2016_County) was used with the total population in each county (DataDownload3.18) to determine the proportion of veterans in each county. We assumed that veterans were just as likely as anyone else to be in food scarcity and multiplied the proportion of veterans in each county by the number of low access people in the county to determine the number of food insecure veterans by county. We also used statewide very low food secure percentage as a conservative estimate of the number of veterans affected by food scarcity.<br>This dataset was not created to be a perfect representation of the exact number of food insecure veterans. In fact, it is a very rough calculation. However, this back of the envelope calculation shows that the number of food insecure veterans is likely very high. <br>Using county level food access we find that up to 3 million veterans could be affected by low food access, as a conservative estimate, we use the state level "very low food security percentage" and find that a minimum of 200 thousand veterans are likely food insecure. For calculations see sheet "Calculations" in DataDownload3.18.xls<br><br>Veteran Population in counties of the United States.(9L_VetPOP2016_Count.csv)<br>https://va.gov/vetdata/Veteran_Population.asp<br><br>Food Insecurity By County (DataDownload3.18.xls)https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/food-environment-atlas/data-access-and-documentation-downloads/<br><br><br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998502
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 15 June 1820, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 15 June 1820 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1820615.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998502.v1
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 15 June 1820, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 15 June 1820 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1820615.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998496
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 16 June 1825, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 16 June 1825 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1825616.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998496.v1
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 16 June 1825, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 16 June 1825 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1825616.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998493
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 14 June 1830, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 14 June 1830 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1830614.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5998493.v1
title: 16 Re-Visualisations of The Caledonian Mercury, 14 June 1830, by Source Type and Source Location with legends and associated data

description: This set of sixteen (16) figures (.png) are re-visualisations the pages of the 14 June 1830 issue of the Caledonian Mercury as stored in the British Library 19th-Century Newspapers, Part 1 digital collection (<b>http://gale.cengage.co.uk/british-library-newspapers/19th-century-british-library-newspapers-part-i.aspx</b>). <br><br>They have been shaded to illustrate the purported source type or source location of each article. A horizontal (four page lengths) and vertical (one page height) legend has been included for each set.<br><br>They were created using the data set provided (<b>Data_CaledonianMercury_1830614.tsv</b>) and the Newspaper Dissector v.0.2.1.0 (<b>http://dx.doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.1206930</b>).<br><br><b>Data Fields:</b><br><b>Year:</b> The year of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Month: </b>The month of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Day: </b>The day of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Title:</b> The title of the issue in which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Page: </b>The page on which the snippet (article) appears<br><b>Column: </b>The column in which the snippet (article) appears, numbered left to right on the page<br><b>Snippet:</b> The number of the snippet (article), numbered from top to bottom in the column<br><b>Type: </b>The type of content contained in the snippet <br><b>Topic: </b>An open-ended description of the content of the snippet<br><b>Action Location: </b>The location in which the events mentioned in the snippet take place, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Location: </b>The location, title, or name of the source of the snippet, recorded as explicitly stated in the snippet<br><b>Source Type:</b> The type of source<br><b>Source Location Type: </b>The location of the source<br><b>Word Count: </b>The length of the snippet, as determined by optical character recognised transcription<br>