cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00113.00055
title: Supplementary materials for the article “Study on the field-effect WSe2/Si heterojunction diode”
title: Supplementary materials for the article “Study on the field-effect WSe2/Si heterojunction diode”

description: Supplementary materials for the article “Study on the field-effect WSe2/Si heterojunction diode” published in the journal Chinese Physics B. The materials include experimental details and detailed calculation method for the ideality factor. They also include figures of Fig. S1 (schematic device fabrication process), Fig. S2 (AFM images), Fig. S3 (scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density P), Fig. S4 (curves of Iph and RT dependent on the bias voltage Vds with Vg = 5 V, scatting points of Iph dependent on the light power density with Vg = 5 V, and scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density with Vg = 5 V), Fig. S5 (curves of Iph and RT dependent on the bias voltage Vds with Vg = -5 V, scatting points of Iph dependent on the light power density with Vg = -5 V and scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density with Vg = -5 V) and Fig. S6 (transfer characteristic curve of the Si sheet FET at Vds = 0.1 V).
description: Supplementary materials for the article “Study on the field-effect WSe2/Si heterojunction diode” published in the journal Chinese Physics B. The materials include experimental details and detailed calculation method for the ideality factor. They also include figures of Fig. S1 (schematic device fabrication process), Fig. S2 (AFM images), Fig. S3 (scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density P), Fig. S4 (curves of Iph and RT dependent on the bias voltage Vds with Vg = 5 V, scatting points of Iph dependent on the light power density with Vg = 5 V, and scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density with Vg = 5 V), Fig. S5 (curves of Iph and RT dependent on the bias voltage Vds with Vg = -5 V, scatting points of Iph dependent on the light power density with Vg = -5 V and scatting points of R and D* dependent on the light power density with Vg = -5 V) and Fig. S6 (transfer characteristic curve of the Si sheet FET at Vds = 0.1 V).
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00112.00037
title: Macroinvertebrates of the Yangtze River in China
title: 中国长江底栖动物

description: Macroinvertebrates of the mid-lower mainstem of Yangtze River in China
description: Macroinvertebrates of the mid-lower mainstem of Yangtze River in China
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.o00115.00059
title: Mind Wandering Spanish
title: Mind Wandering Spanish

description: This is the sample (n = 391) recruited and analzyed to conduct the spanish adaptation and validation of the Mind Excessively Wandering Scale (MEWS, Mowlem et al., 2019). Includes self-reported measures of Mind Wandering, Attentional control, affective symptomatology and cognitive emotion regulation strategies.
description: This is the sample (n = 391) recruited and analzyed to conduct the spanish adaptation and validation of the Mind Excessively Wandering Scale (MEWS, Mowlem et al., 2019). Includes self-reported measures of Mind Wandering, Attentional control, affective symptomatology and cognitive emotion regulation strategies.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02623
title: Adjacency matrix of expert opinions in fresh food e-commerce
title: Adjacency matrix of expert opinions in fresh food e-commerce

description: By asking the following questions so that the experts make a practical judgment.(1) Are there any inappropriate factors that need to be deleted?(2) Is the expression of the influencing factors accurate and easy to understand? If not, how should I modify it? (1) Are there synonymous or repetitive factors? If so, which should be integrated?(2) Which factors influence the LMD of fresh food e-commerce during COVID-19? Why?(3) In addition to the factors listed in the paper, are there any other important factors that need to be added?In the adjacency matrix, the interrelation between two factors can be qualitatively transformed to 1 or 0. The relationship between every two factors can be divided into four categories:(1) when factor a has a direct impact on factor b, but factor b has no direct impact on factor a, (a, b), and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 1 and 0, respectively.(2) When factor A has no direct effect on factor B, while factor B has a direct impact on factor A, (A, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 0 and 1, respectively.(3) When there is no relationship between factors A and B, and the change of one factor does not affect the other, the entries (A, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 0.(4) When factor A has a direct impact on factor B, entries (a, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 1.
description: By asking the following questions so that the experts make a practical judgment.(1) Are there any inappropriate factors that need to be deleted?(2) Is the expression of the influencing factors accurate and easy to understand? If not, how should I modify it? (1) Are there synonymous or repetitive factors? If so, which should be integrated?(2) Which factors influence the LMD of fresh food e-commerce during COVID-19? Why?(3) In addition to the factors listed in the paper, are there any other important factors that need to be added?In the adjacency matrix, the interrelation between two factors can be qualitatively transformed to 1 or 0. The relationship between every two factors can be divided into four categories:(1) when factor a has a direct impact on factor b, but factor b has no direct impact on factor a, (a, b), and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 1 and 0, respectively.(2) When factor A has no direct effect on factor B, while factor B has a direct impact on factor A, (A, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 0 and 1, respectively.(3) When there is no relationship between factors A and B, and the change of one factor does not affect the other, the entries (A, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 0.(4) When factor A has a direct impact on factor B, entries (a, b) and (b, a) in the adjacency matrix become 1.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.o00115.00061
title: A dataset of effects of contextual diversity in lexical processing
title: 词汇加工中情境多样性效应的数据集

description: This dataset involves behavioral and ERP data of contextual diversity processing during Chinese character processing.
description: This dataset involves behavioral and ERP data of contextual diversity processing during Chinese character processing.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02624
title: HII region candidates in IRAS with compact WISE sources
title: HII region candidates in IRAS with compact WISE sources

description: The HII regions trace high-mass stars and play an important role in our understanding of the star formation of the Milky Way. While the total number ofthe HII regions are not clear. In this work, we use color-color diagrams to select a sample of HII regions, which are compact in morphology. Within the infrared color selected HII region candidates, we investigate the compact HII region candidates with WISE images. We found 348 new compact HII regions,  among which 100 sources are point-like sources in ALLWISE and some show  infrared bubbles. This is a useful candidate catalog to study high-mass stars at early stages, and following investigations are strongly recommended.
description: The HII regions trace high-mass stars and play an important role in our understanding of the star formation of the Milky Way. While the total number ofthe HII regions are not clear. In this work, we use color-color diagrams to select a sample of HII regions, which are compact in morphology. Within the infrared color selected HII region candidates, we investigate the compact HII region candidates with WISE images. We found 348 new compact HII regions,  among which 100 sources are point-like sources in ALLWISE and some show  infrared bubbles. This is a useful candidate catalog to study high-mass stars at early stages, and following investigations are strongly recommended.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02626
title: Effects of the ionizing irradiation of γ-rays, X-rays, and UV-rays on the optical properties of Ag-contained/Ag-free photo-thermo-refractive glass
title: Effects of the ionizing irradiation of γ-rays, X-rays, and UV-rays on the optical properties of Ag-contained/Ag-free photo-thermo-refractive glass

description: To simulate the effects of ionizing irradiation on photo-thermo-refractive (PTR) glass in a cosmicenvironment, the optical properties changes under ionizing irradiation (γ-, X- and UV-ray) were investigatedon PTR-glass with and without Ag doped (named as PTR-S and PTR-F, respectively) samples.Thermoluminescence (TL), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) measurements, UV-VIS absorptionspectroscopy analysis, Gaussian peak fitting, and continuous wave electron paramagnetic resonance (CW-EPR)were used to determine the species of the irradiation-induced color centers. The radiation resistance propertiesof the Ag-species on the PTR-S glass were evaluated by comparing the defect center concentrations in theirradiated PTR-S and PTR-F glasses.
description: To simulate the effects of ionizing irradiation on photo-thermo-refractive (PTR) glass in a cosmicenvironment, the optical properties changes under ionizing irradiation (γ-, X- and UV-ray) were investigatedon PTR-glass with and without Ag doped (named as PTR-S and PTR-F, respectively) samples.Thermoluminescence (TL), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) measurements, UV-VIS absorptionspectroscopy analysis, Gaussian peak fitting, and continuous wave electron paramagnetic resonance (CW-EPR)were used to determine the species of the irradiation-induced color centers. The radiation resistance propertiesof the Ag-species on the PTR-S glass were evaluated by comparing the defect center concentrations in theirradiated PTR-S and PTR-F glasses.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02627
title: Simulation data of the viability analysis of the Amur tiger population
title: Simulation data of the viability analysis of the Amur tiger population

description: To assess options to reduce the impact of these negative factors, we use a Population viability analysis (PVA) metamodel, which consists of a traditional individual-based demographic model linked to an epidemiological model, to assess options for controlling the impact of negative factors through domestic dog management, increasing connectivity to the neighboring population and habitat expansion. This dataset shows the simulation results of the study.
description: To assess options to reduce the impact of these negative factors, we use a Population viability analysis (PVA) metamodel, which consists of a traditional individual-based demographic model linked to an epidemiological model, to assess options for controlling the impact of negative factors through domestic dog management, increasing connectivity to the neighboring population and habitat expansion. This dataset shows the simulation results of the study.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02636
title: Code dataset for exploring the regime shift in the interaction between domestic cattle and the deer-tiger food chain
title: Code dataset for exploring the regime shift in the interaction between domestic cattle and the deer-tiger food chain

description: The effects of domestic cattle grazing on wildlife have received considerable attention. Depending on factors such as its intensity and duration, such grazing can impact higher-level species (especially large carnivores) along the food chain. However, except for the well-studied effects of grazing on vegetation productivity and on ungulates, which are direct competitors, relatively few studies have investigated whether there are tipping points at which grazing intensity begins to seriously impact wildlife. In particular, studies that assess the impact of overgrazing on food chains that include carnivores remain scarce. We developed a temporally dynamic, age-structured model for the sika deer-Amur tiger trophic chain, including cattle grazing as a disturbance. We explored 1) the impact of cattle grazing intensity on the regime behaviour of the wildlife population; 2) the effect of demographic parameters on population viability; and 3) the temporally dynamic impact of periods of heavy grazing on the population trajectory. This dataset is the code used for this study.
description: The effects of domestic cattle grazing on wildlife have received considerable attention. Depending on factors such as its intensity and duration, such grazing can impact higher-level species (especially large carnivores) along the food chain. However, except for the well-studied effects of grazing on vegetation productivity and on ungulates, which are direct competitors, relatively few studies have investigated whether there are tipping points at which grazing intensity begins to seriously impact wildlife. In particular, studies that assess the impact of overgrazing on food chains that include carnivores remain scarce. We developed a temporally dynamic, age-structured model for the sika deer-Amur tiger trophic chain, including cattle grazing as a disturbance. We explored 1) the impact of cattle grazing intensity on the regime behaviour of the wildlife population; 2) the effect of demographic parameters on population viability; and 3) the temporally dynamic impact of periods of heavy grazing on the population trajectory. This dataset is the code used for this study.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02637
title: Simulation data for manuscript "Effects of Spatial Scale of High-latitude Ionospheric Electric Field on Joule Heating"
title: Simulation data for manuscript "Effects of Spatial Scale of High-latitude Ionospheric Electric Field on Joule Heating"

description: This dataset includes drawing codes and simulation data based on the Grid Agnostic MHD for Extended Research Applications (GAMERA) model and the Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupler/Solver (MIX) and is used to investigate the effect of spatial sampling of electric fields on Joule heating.
description: This dataset includes drawing codes and simulation data based on the Grid Agnostic MHD for Extended Research Applications (GAMERA) model and the Magnetosphere-Ionosphere Coupler/Solver (MIX) and is used to investigate the effect of spatial sampling of electric fields on Joule heating.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02638
title: Figure data of 2019_JICK_Wen Zuoying
title: Figure data of 2019_JICK_Wen Zuoying

description: The original data of figures from the published paper in Int J Chem Kinet. 2019;51:178–188, A vacuum ultraviolet photoionization time-of-ﬂight mass spectrometer with high sensitivity for study of gas-phase radical reaction in a ﬂow tube
description: The original data of figures from the published paper in Int J Chem Kinet. 2019;51:178–188, A vacuum ultraviolet photoionization time-of-ﬂight mass spectrometer with high sensitivity for study of gas-phase radical reaction in a ﬂow tube
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02639
title: Figure data of the published paper on 2020_RSI_Wen Zuoying
title: Figure data of the published paper on 2020_RSI_Wen Zuoying

description: The figure data are adopted from the published paper on Rev. Sci. Instrum. 91, 043201 (2020), with the title of Online analysis of gas-phase radical reactions using vacuum ultraviolet lamp photoionization and time-of-fl ight mass spectrometry
description: The figure data are adopted from the published paper on Rev. Sci. Instrum. 91, 043201 (2020), with the title of Online analysis of gas-phase radical reactions using vacuum ultraviolet lamp photoionization and time-of-fl ight mass spectrometry
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02640
title: Figure data from the published paper 2021_PCCP_Wen Zuoying
title: Figure data from the published paper 2021_PCCP_Wen Zuoying

description: Figure data were adopted from the published paper on Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.,2021, 23, 22096. The title is Vacuum ultraviolet photochemistry of the conformers of the ethyl peroxy radical
description: Figure data were adopted from the published paper on Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys.,2021, 23, 22096. The title is Vacuum ultraviolet photochemistry of the conformers of the ethyl peroxy radical
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02642
title: Graphite-enriched water heavy metal calibration and calibration concentration dataset
title: 石墨富集水体重金属校正及定标浓度数据集

description: Online calibration of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for detection of heavy metals in water
description: Online calibration of laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy for detection of heavy metals in water
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02643
title: miRNA and gene transcriptome of mosquitoes infected and uninfected with Beauveria bassiana
title: miRNA and gene transcriptome of mosquitoes infected and uninfected with Beauveria bassiana

description: miRNA and gene transcriptome of mosquitoes infected with fungi
description: miRNA and gene transcriptome of mosquitoes infected with fungi
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02647
title: Temporal contrast measurement
title: 时域对比度测量

description: Including the data of contrast measurement in the paper
description: Including the data of contrast measurement in the paper
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02650
title: Data of the high-efficiency, ultra-broadband ns-OPCPA with high temporal contrast based on dual-crystal scheme
title: 基于双晶体结构的高效，超宽带，高信噪比纳秒光参量放大器数据集

description: The data set includes the energy, conversion efficiency, pulse width and signal-to-noise ratio of OPCPA based on the dual crystal scheme. The experiment was done on the front end of SEL-100PW.
description: The data set includes the energy, conversion efficiency, pulse width and signal-to-noise ratio of OPCPA based on the dual crystal scheme. The experiment was done on the front end of SEL-100PW.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02654
title: 2.7 μm dual-wavelength laser performance of LD end-pumped Er:YAP crystal
title: 2.7 μm dual-wavelength laser performance of LD end-pumped Er:YAP crystal

description: We demonstrate a laser diode (LD) end-pumped Er:YAP laser with dual-wavelength outputs of 2710 and 2728 nm. The maximum average powers of 739 and 738 mW are achieved in the continuous wave (CW) and pulse modes, which corresponds to optical-to-optical efficiencies of 10.1% and 12.3%, and the slope efficiencies of 12.1% and 13.8%, respectively. In addition, a comparison of laser performance on differently sized crystals indicates that the 1×1×5 mm3 Er:YAP crystal has a best cooling efficiency. This helps to decrease the thermal lensing effect, which contributes to improving laser efficiency and beamquality.
description: We demonstrate a laser diode (LD) end-pumped Er:YAP laser with dual-wavelength outputs of 2710 and 2728 nm. The maximum average powers of 739 and 738 mW are achieved in the continuous wave (CW) and pulse modes, which corresponds to optical-to-optical efficiencies of 10.1% and 12.3%, and the slope efficiencies of 12.1% and 13.8%, respectively. In addition, a comparison of laser performance on differently sized crystals indicates that the 1×1×5 mm3 Er:YAP crystal has a best cooling efficiency. This helps to decrease the thermal lensing effect, which contributes to improving laser efficiency and beamquality.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15283533
title: Models and data supporting the paper "Predicting neutron experiments from first principles: A workflow powered by machine learning"

description: This record accompanies the publication "Predicting neutron experiments from first principles: A workflow powered by machine learning". It comprises the machine-learned interatomic potentials (MLIPs) constructed and employed in that work with their respective training data as well as the experimental inelastic neutron scattering data for crystalline benzene presented in the publication.

Hydrogenated Sc-doped BaTiO3



nep-BaScTiOH.txt – MLIP based on the neuroevolution potential (NEP) form

nep-BaScTiOH.zip – model ensemble with the underlying training and validation data

BaScTiOH-R2SCAN.db – database with reference data, in sql-lite format, readable using the ase package


Benzene



nep-benzene.txt – MLIP based on the neuroevolution potential (NEP) form

nep-benzene.zip – model ensemble with the underlying training and validation data

benzene-CX.db – database with reference data, in sql-lite format, readable using the ase package

reduced-benzene-tosca.zip – experimental inelastic neutron scattering data
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02656
title: Nigeria Terrorism Database (NTB)
title: Nigeria Terrorism Database (NTB)

description: The data consists of terrorists activities reported daily by the Nigerian indigenes in different states of the country. The data consists of information like the type of terrorist activities(Robbery, Kidnapping etc.), state of the incidence, time, type of weapon used and so on.
description: The data consists of terrorists activities reported daily by the Nigerian indigenes in different states of the country. The data consists of information like the type of terrorist activities(Robbery, Kidnapping etc.), state of the incidence, time, type of weapon used and so on.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15276841
title: Real-Time Yoga Pose Detection and Classification Using YOLO and Computer Vision

description: This research introduces a real-time yoga pose classification system, aimed at enhancing self-guided yoga practice and promoting accessibility across web and mobile platforms.

Key Features:





Pose Estimation: Utilizes MediaPipe to extract key body landmarks and skeleton data.




Machine Learning Models: Includes CNN, SVM, and MLP for accurate pose classification with up to 94% accuracy.




Feature Extraction: Computes joint angles and distances for normalization and structural pattern recognition.




Real-Time Feedback: Provides instant posture corrections using skeleton overlays, text-based guidance, and color-coded visual cues.




Accessibility: Deployable on web browsers and mobile devices, supporting offline functionality.




Privacy-Conscious Design: Preserves user anonymity through skeleton-based recognition.



Technologies Used:





MediaPipe, TensorFlow, OpenCV




Python for backend development




React.js for user interface




Android Studio for mobile application



Benefits:





Promotes safer yoga practices with instructor-like guidance.




Encourages personalized and interactive self-improvement.




Bridges traditional fitness practices with cutting-edge AI technology.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15276842
title: Real-Time Yoga Pose Detection and Classification Using YOLO and Computer Vision

description: This research introduces a real-time yoga pose classification system, aimed at enhancing self-guided yoga practice and promoting accessibility across web and mobile platforms.

Key Features:





Pose Estimation: Utilizes MediaPipe to extract key body landmarks and skeleton data.




Machine Learning Models: Includes CNN, SVM, and MLP for accurate pose classification with up to 94% accuracy.




Feature Extraction: Computes joint angles and distances for normalization and structural pattern recognition.




Real-Time Feedback: Provides instant posture corrections using skeleton overlays, text-based guidance, and color-coded visual cues.




Accessibility: Deployable on web browsers and mobile devices, supporting offline functionality.




Privacy-Conscious Design: Preserves user anonymity through skeleton-based recognition.



Technologies Used:





MediaPipe, TensorFlow, OpenCV




Python for backend development




React.js for user interface




Android Studio for mobile application



Benefits:





Promotes safer yoga practices with instructor-like guidance.




Encourages personalized and interactive self-improvement.




Bridges traditional fitness practices with cutting-edge AI technology.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02660
title: Cost Reflective Electricity in Nigeria
title: Cost Reflective Electricity in Nigeria

description: This data shows the responses of the Nigerian citizens especially in the southwestern states on their electricity tariff and whether they are willing to pay if supplied electricity 24 hours.
description: This data shows the responses of the Nigerian citizens especially in the southwestern states on their electricity tariff and whether they are willing to pay if supplied electricity 24 hours.