cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10452845
title: Evaluation of the Zurich Social Competence Training for Adolescents and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder

description: This study aims to examine the effectiveness of the Zurcher Social Competence Training for adolescents and young adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), known as KOMPASS. The dataset includes all measurements used to evaluate both components of KOMPASS: the basic and advanced training, outlined in two separate manuscripts.

KOMPASS-B

Increased social demands during adolescence and early adulthood pose specific challenges for individuals with ASD. Targeted group-based social competence trainings have emerged as the most effective therapeutic interventions for children and adolescents with ASD. In the first work, we introduce the basic training of KOMPASS (KOMPASS-B).  







In this longitudinal study, we assessed 108 participants using various reports and tasks, with follow-up data collected a year post-intervention. Additionally, we analyzed pre- and post-data from 35 individuals who completed KOMPASS-B training elsewhere.

Our findings showed a significant decrease in autistic symptoms and an increase in social competences, sustained even a year after training. General psychiatric symptoms also improved post-intervention. Remarkably, participants from external centers showed similar improvements to those at our center, highlighting the effectiveness of the program. Gender did not affect results. Both participants and caregivers expressed satisfaction with the training.

Overall, KOMPASS-B is highly effective, addressing prior study limitations by utilizing a large sample, including a control group, conducting one-year follow-ups, and comprehensive skill assessments. It offers a transparent methodological description but lacks a randomized controlled trial design as a limitation.

KOMPASS-F










The second study evaluates an advanced training phase aimed at older adolescents and young adults with ASD, addressing crucial social challenges they encounter during this developmental stage.

Using a quasi-randomized design, we assessed 52 individuals who received the advanced training (intervention group) and 62 who didn't after completing the basic training (control group). Data collection involved participant, parent, and teacher questionnaires, along with a computerized task.

Results showed substantial improvements in social competences for the intervention group, seen in enhanced social skills, reduced autistic symptoms, and better overall health. A one-year follow-up confirmed the sustained improvements. Participants and parents highly praised the program.

These findings emphasize the efficacy of a two-stage social competence training for ASD individuals, highlighting lasting improvements during adolescence and young adulthood. It underscores the need for comprehensive interventions tailored to their unique social challenges. Further research should explore the program's effects on social relationships and occupational status later in life.
DOI: 10.17632/shrrnmt6xc.1
title: Pressure-induced phase transition of ammonium fluosilicate (NH4)2SiF6 by in situ X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy

description: All data sheets in a text-based numerical format associated with the manuscript titled "Pressure-induced phase transition of ammonium fluosilicate (NH4)2SiF6 by in situ X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy”
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20206244
title: current 操作数据 .xlsx

description: This study was conducted in order to observe the characteristics of macular microangiopathology markers in different groups of patients with and without DME using OCT and OCTA.In DME patients treated with anti-VEGF, changes in microvascular markers, particularly MA, are observed.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.20206244.v1
title: current 操作数据 .xlsx

description: This study was conducted in order to observe the characteristics of macular microangiopathology markers in different groups of patients with and without DME using OCT and OCTA.In DME patients treated with anti-VEGF, changes in microvascular markers, particularly MA, are observed.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/7340131
title: Daily Public Opinion on Israel-Palestine War
DOI: 10.17632/76pkm3fvvd.1
title: Short-term temperature stress altered the demographic and functional traits of Nilaparvata lugens (Stål) (Hemiptera: Delphacidae)

description: Raw data from temperature effect on brown planthopper
DOI: 10.17632/9v37g2y9fc.1
title: BCL2024_Inferring storefront vacancy using mobile sensing images and computer vision approaches

description: This dataset functions as supplementary material for the paper entitled 'Inferring Storefront Vacancy Using Mobile Sensing Images and Computer Vision Approaches,' which has been published in the Journal Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems. The dataset comprises the pre-trained Faster RCNN model, meticulously crafted for the recognition of vacant shops (located in the modal_data folder), along with the corresponding training data formatted in VOC within the VOCdevkit folder. Additionally, the GIS results of identified stores and aggregated outcomes at the street level are stored in Results_Xining.rar. For a comprehensive understanding of usage guidelines, please refer to the detailed operational instructions outlined in the README.
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/7340135
title: Public Opinion on Climate Change (Updated Daily)
DOI: 10.17632/jww4w5jnx9.1
title: Scripts for "Connectomic stroke lesion features provide no benefit over basic spatial lesion features in stroke outcome prognosis"

description: Scripts for Sperber, Gallucci, Kasties, Arnold & Umarova
"Connectomic stroke lesion features provide no benefit over basic spatial lesion features in stroke outcome prognosis"
(working title)

All analyses were performed with MATLAB 2023a including the Regression Learner Toolbox
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24944925
title: <b>Differences in walking and running parameters in elementary school students with and without backpacks</b>

description: <b>Differences in walking and running parameters in elementary school students with and without backpacks</b>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.24944925.v1
title: <b>Differences in walking and running parameters in elementary school students with and without backpacks</b>

description: <b>Differences in walking and running parameters in elementary school students with and without backpacks</b>
DOI: 10.17632/nz85vx5yx7.1
title: wind-wave-sea spray field observation datasets

description: Our experiments focus on the wind and wave effcts on the sea spray generation, and wave measurements、wind measurements and sea spray measurements are included. Wind datasets are the real wind speed of experiments, which are 12 m above the mean sea surface. Each of our sea spray measurements, what are 5 m above the mean sea surface, is divided into 30 bins that correspond to 2-50 microns of sea spray in diameter, the number of sea spray in each bin is recorded in each experiment. Then we get the sea spray concentrations. Wave datasets include significant wave height, wave periods, wave direction, current speed, current direction and so on.
DOI: 10.17632/spb77xbdbm.1
title: Nurses' Obstacles in Pediatric Emergency Care in Indonesia: Observational with Cross-Sectional Methods

description: This research manifests the problems raised by the Indonesian Pediatric Nurses Association (IPANI), which saw an increase in the child mortality rate in Indonesia every year by conducting a survey to identify the problems experienced by nurses when dealing with child emergencies.
DOI: 10.17632/j4hvybnz97.1
title: Quantitative NMR Data of Isolated Compounds (1-7)

description: NMR Data of Compounds (1-7) isolated from Scutellaria indica
DOI: 10.17632/f93vc44s8h.1
title: Climate change threatens global terrestrial water storage. Adeyeri et al.

description: These are the original, unprocessed data for the paper titled "Minimizing uncertainties in climate projections reveals the vulnerability of terrestrial water storage to climate change" submitted to One Earth Journal.
DOI: 10.17632/f93vc44s8h.2
title: Minimizing uncertainties in climate projections reveals the vulnerability of terrestrial water storage to climate change

description: These are the original, unprocessed data for the paper titled "Minimizing uncertainties in climate projections reveals the vulnerability of terrestrial water storage to climate change" submitted to One Earth Journal.
DOI: 10.17632/365s67gf5b.1
title: MFC interconnected in series with supercapacitors

description: Measured Data for Figures 3-5
DOI: 10.17632/rgrjryr49y.1
title: Effects of Coffee Waste Mulching on Photosynthetic Characteristics and Water Use Efficiency of Coffee Seedlings

description: Data for the effects of coffee waste mulching on photosynthetic characteristics and water use efficiency of coffee seedlings
DOI: 10.17632/h293p9hyxt.1
title: An agro-physiological dataset on industrial tomatoes from nine years of field experiments conducted with alternative water-saving strategies in Mediterranean environments

description: This dataset has been collected during multi-year field trials conducted to assess the effect of alternative Deficit Irrigation (DI) strategies on industrial tomato. DI is a widely investigated farming strategy that reduces water applications below optimal crop requirements during the crop cycle without compromising production. The dataset comprises 100 experimental plots carried out in nine years and entails 32 DI treatments. The treatments include nine controls (well-watered), 15 constant DI treatments (i.e., same irrigation regime during the crop cycle), and eight variable DI treatments. The dataset is released as a Microsoft Excel file (extension .xlsx) organized in eight sheets corresponding to the main typologies of data, i.e., irrigation water scheduling (volume and timing), physical soil characteristics, daily weather data, and agro-physiological variables (i.e., phenology, stomatal conductance, crop temperature, crop yield, and quality). The dataset is presented in a Data In Brief article which is currently under review.
DOI: 10.17632/wpj6td5skc.1
title: Pencil on Cement for Intelligent Human-Building Interaction

description: This is the first study reporting a comprehensive investigation of the development and evaluation of a touch and proximity sensor utilizing a pencil on non-conductive construction and building materials. For Example, Cement, Cement Fiber Board, Stone, and Brick with a focus on smart Human-Building Interaction (HBI) and Human-Machine Interaction (HMI). Previous research has explored the use of a pencil on flexible paper, but this research focuses on deploying a pencil on hard, non-conductive substrates. Thus, this sensor fabrication employs a novel approach of utilizing simple graphite abrasion to achieve a linear resistance of approximately 22 ohms per cm on hard and non-conductive substrates, and more specifically, in the field of HMI by resulting in a significant enhancement in sensitivity and response time. The sensor's highest response time on a cement substrate was found to be 200 μs, with potential applications in the creation of keypads for triggering multiple devices in the home and electronic appliances. Also, the average sensitivity during proximity sensing of the sensor is approximately 0.04 pF/cm. Overall, this methodology constitutes cost-effectiveness and eco-friendly nature of fabrication and deployment demonstrated strong potential for revolutionizing the power industry market.
DOI: 10.17632/fvtycx397s.3
title: Marine aluminum phosphate–sulfate authigenesis as a phosphorus sink during mid-Proterozoic oxygenation

description: This database contains the major and trace element compositions, as well as the sulfur isotope compositions, of iron formation from the Yunmengshan Formation, Xiong'er Basin, North China.
DOI: 10.17632/fvtycx397s.4
title: Marine aluminum phosphate–sulfate authigenesis as a phosphorus sink during mid-Proterozoic oxygenation

description: This database contains the major and trace element compositions, as well as the sulfur isotope compositions, of iron formation from the Yunmengshan Formation, Xiong'er Basin, North China.
DOI: 10.17632/fvtycx397s.1
title: Marine aluminum phosphate–sulfate authigenesis as a phosphorus sink during mid-Proterozoic oxygenation

description: This database contains the major and trace element compositions, as well as the sulfur isotope compositions, of iron formation from the Yunmengshan Formation, Xiong'er Basin, North China.
DOI: 10.17632/fvtycx397s.2
title: Marine aluminum phosphate–sulfate authigenesis as a phosphorus sink during mid-Proterozoic oxygenation

description: This database contains the major and trace element compositions, as well as the sulfur isotope compositions, of iron formation from the Yunmengshan Formation, Xiong'er Basin, North China.
DOI: 10.17632/std5pmbgx4.1
title: Effect of Alantolactones on Cardiac Parameters of Animals Under Artificially Induced Oxidative Stress

description: Table 1
DOI: 10.17632/2wgh7cxvwr.1
title: Determinants of selectivity in the dicing mechanism

description: Raw-gel-image Determinants of selectivity in the dicing mechanism
This file contains the raw gel images (.tif) and the areas used for publication (.pdf) indicated by the red box.
DOI: 10.17632/krfprn2nh9.1
title: The elderly cabinet taking behavior experimental dataset

description: Recruit a certain number of the elderly as research objects, simulate the behavior of picking up objects in kitchen cabinets, and use EEG and motion capture technology to conduct in-depth research on the elderly's picking behavior. EEG acquisition equipment is used to collect the EEG signals of the elderly to calculate the mental load of the elderly's picking behavior. Motion capture equipment is used to collect the posture of the elderly when they complete picking up items from the cabinet and the cabinet, and the joint angles of different parts of the body of the elderly when taking items of different heights are obtained. Combining EEG and behavioral data, the difficulty of taking objects in the behavior of different genders of men and women is objectively evaluated, and the range of taking objects suitable for the elderly is obtained.


The EEG signal acquisition device used in this experiment is the Bitbrain EEG wearable hydroelectric electroencephalograph, and the sampling frequency is 256 Hz. The motion capture device is the Xsens inertial capture device, and the frequency is 1,000 Hz. The collected EEG data is analyzed by the ErgoLAB human-machine environment test cloud platform system.


A total of 21 elderly subjects aged 60 to 71 were recruited in this experiment, including 12 female subjects and 9 male subjects. All subjects were in good physical condition and had more than 5 years of cooking experience. However, due to technical problems caused by the experimental equipment, some data could not be used, so this experiment only analyzed the experimental data of 8 female and 6 male subjects.
DOI: 10.17632/r24d6wg9wn.1
title: DEMYSTIFYING FOOD BROWNING: FROM APPLE DISCOLORATION TO CARAMELIZED DELIGHTS

description: Browning is a crucial process in food chemistry that affects the processing methods used in food products. It can be divided into enzymatic and non-enzymatic browning, which can impact nutrition, technology, and financial costs. Enzymatic browning occurs in fruits, vegetables, seafood, and meat, producing melanin from natural phenol through poly-phenol oxidase (PPO) and other enzymes. This process results in the formation of brown pigments on the food's surface. Research on enzymatic browning focuses on blocking poly-phenol oxidase activity. Non-enzymatic browning, such as the Maillard reaction and caramelization, also results in browning in food. Caramelization involves the pyrolysis of sugar to create a nutty flavor and brown color, while the Maillard reaction creates artificial flavors for processed foods. The results of these reactions may vary depending on the process and chemicals involved, making it essential for researchers and food technologists to identify the perfect ratio and process for food production.
DOI: 10.17632/9sys2yrwnp.1
title: Modelling The Regional Public Brands of Agricultural Products: Case of Chinese Yingde Black Tea

description: The geographical protection range for Yingde black tea spans from longitude 112°45′ to 113°55′ E and latitude 23°50′ to 24°33′ N. The protective scope encompasses four primary tea production regions in Yingde City, China: Yingdong, Yingzhong, Yingnorthwest, and Yingsouthwest. Hence, the investigation area comprises the four major production areas of Yingde black tea. The survey aims to engage government officials, black tea associations, black tea-related enterprises, research institutes specializing in black tea, and black tea growers within the four major production areas. To ensure a representative sample based on the relevant personnel within the four major tea-producing regions and following the requirement for random distribution, 150, 100, 150, and 200 individuals were randomly selected from each of the four regions to complete the survey questionnaire. Before conducting the survey, we screened 20 college students majoring in business and provided them with skill training through questionnaire surveys. We directed these 20 college students majoring in business to distribute a collective total of 600 survey questionnaires and successfully gathered 565 completed questionnaires. After sorting, we obtained 416 valid questionnaires, with a valid questionnaire response rate of 69.3%.
DOI: 10.17632/s6pyh2yf5k.1
title: Targeted Temperature Management for Poor grade Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: A pilot study

description: Sixty patients (30 treated with TTM and 30 with standard treatment) were included in the study. At three months, a favorable prognosis (mRS score 0 to 3) was significantly higher in the TTM group than in the control group (n=14, 46.7% vs. n=6, 20.0%, P=0.028). Multivariate logistics regression analysis indicated that TTM (OR=0.160, 95%CI:0.038-0.682, P=0.013) reduced the number of unfavorable prognoses three months after admission. This study demonstrated the effectiveness and safety of TTM in pa-tients with poor-grade aSAH, and its implementation improved neurological outcomes. Multicenter ran-domized controlled studies with a large number of patients are needed to confirm these observations.
DOI: 10.17632/7746d92rms.1
title: Selenium concentration analysis

description: Selenium concentration analysis
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10458530
title: Reliability and Stability of Mean Opinion Score for Image Aesthetic Quality Assessment Obtained through Crowdsourcing

description: This .zip archieve contains 10 scenes and 5 styles for each scene.

Also there are several folders with experimental data:



1-3 indestinguishable runs

run with reduced control

run with specified region

run on weekend

all runs combined in one data


Each data contains raw .tsv file with all data extracted from voting procedure. Also there is some procecced data that contains scores of each image, nuber of votes for each image an some extra information.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10458531
title: Reliability and Stability of Mean Opinion Score for Image Aesthetic Quality Assessment Obtained through Crowdsourcing

description: This .zip archieve contains 10 scenes and 5 styles for each scene.

Also there are several folders with experimental data:



1-3 indestinguishable runs

run with reduced control

run with specified region

run on weekend

all runs combined in one data


Each data contains raw .tsv file with all data extracted from voting procedure. Also there is some procecced data that contains scores of each image, nuber of votes for each image an some extra information.
DOI: 10.17632/zxp4z5wnm9.1
title: Multimineral coupling reveals the iron–sulfur cycle in a receding methane seep

description: Many studies have aimed to establish various minerals as archives of paleo- and modern methane seeps. Furthermore, the Fe-S cycle in methane seeps has attracted attention for a long time. The predominant biogeochemical reaction in methane seeps is sulfate reduction coupled with the anaerobic oxidation of methane, which mainly occurs in the sulfate–methane transition zone (SMTZ). The H2S generated from this reaction combines with active iron in the sediments and eventually forms pyrite (FeS2). Here, we studied a core with a length of 14 m sampled from the Shenhu area, South China Sea, via multiple methods, such as SEM and EDS tests. By evaluating the high contents of CRS and presence of various minerals, we found two paleo-SMTZs, which means that there were two methane seepage events. AMS14C dating and the carbon and oxygen isotopic test for planktonic foraminifera indicated successive sedimentation from MIS3 to MIS1. The low correlations between CRS and TOC and δ13CTOC indicated that organoclastic sulfate reduction was not the dominant biogeochemical reaction in this core. The increasing contents of pyrite and the mean diameter as well as the standard deviation of framboid and cubic pyrite found in several depth intervals and the extremely negative δ34S value of both CRS and hand-picked pyrite indicated that the two SMTZs were situated at or near the surface of the seafloor. The vast elemental sulfur that was distributed throughout the core (especially in the SMTZ) implied that the methane seep activity had subsided. Moreover, the intermediate species formed during pyrite and framboid goethite formation (pyrite pseudomorphs) that were discovered in various intervals further confirmed this viewpoint. Based on these results, we further concluded that the Fe-S cycle in this unique core was directly influenced by changes in the SMTZ position. High CRS and pyrite contents and larger framboids formed when methane flux intensified. After the methane seep activity weakened and the SMTZ migrated to deeper sediments, previously formed pyrite was oxidized by oxygen-containing seawater and thus formed intermediate species and ultimately Fe (hydrogen) oxide (especially framboid goethite). Therefore, our results provide a unique reference to establish a relatively complete Fe-S cycle through diverse sulfur- and/or iron-bearing minerals.
DOI: 10.17632/n4hrm45cbz.1
title: ACL long time

description: Table including data of biomechanics gait investigation for patients long time after ACL surgery reconstruction.
DOI: 10.17632/2vc9rdmdyj.1
title: Learning Disability

description: SPSS & Amos Files
DOI: 10.17632/595k7k3pw6.1
title: Heterogeneity in cutaneous infection prevalence and frequency by timing of childhood atopic dermatitis onset

description: Supplemental Figures for JAAD Research Letter, “Heterogeneity in cutaneous infection prevalence and frequency by timing of childhood atopic dermatitis onset”