cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/hzrfh5x6wz.1
title: UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION 74/301: STEERING THE COURSE OF THE ISRAEL-PALESTINE CONFLICT TOWARD PEACE OR PERSISTENCE

description: On September 17, 2024, the United Nations General Assembly passed Resolution 74/301, adopting the text titled “Advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the legal consequences arising from Israel's policies and practices in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and from the illegality of Israel's continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory." This Resolution calls on Israel to withdraw its troops from Palestine within 12 months. 124 states supported the Resolution, while 14 states voted against it, and 43 abstained from voting. The Resolution requires the removal of Israeli soldiers from Palestinian territory, cessation of new settlements, restitution of confiscated land and property, and the potential return of displaced Palestinians. It additionally urges states to take measures to halt arms supplies to Israel when there are "reasonable grounds to anticipate that they may be utilized in the Occupied Palestinian Territory”. However, Israel greatly opposed the Resolution. The country, through its foreign Spokesman Oren Marmorstein, stated on X that the Resolution is a distorted decision that is disconnected from reality, encourages terrorism, and harms the chances for peace. This opposition signals a possible disregard for the Resolution. To this end, this paper examines past and present United Nations efforts since the Palestinian hostilities began, the binding effect of the United Nations Resolution 74/301, and what that means for the future of the Israel-Palestine conflict. It finds that although resolutions of the United Nations General Assembly are generally not binding, the mechanisms put in place in the Resolution bring a glimpse of hope amidst the hostilities.
DOI: 10.17632/d5vsgcxrk5.1
title: Virtual Assistant Devices Dataset

description: The data is extracted from benchmark websites, including notable platforms like Amazon, Target, and Walmart, primarily in the United States. The dataset comprises a balanced representation of sentiments, encompassing 842 positive, 800 negative, and 728 neutral reviews. Notably, the most frequently discussed aspects within the dataset revolve around clock features, connectivity, and sound quality. These aspects emerged as central themes in user reviews, providing valuable insights into the aspects that users prioritize when evaluating smart virtual assistant devices.
DOI: 10.17632/jfx5zsypxf.2
title: EntomonVR: VR Experience in Insect Morphology

description: In recent years, the study of insect morphology benefited enormously from the emergence of new digital imaging and analysis technologies like X-ray micro-computed tomography (μ-CT), digital 3D reconstruction and animation. Through interactive gaming, virtual reality applied to learn the external morphology of insects could reach a broad audience of both entomologists and non-specialists. EntomonVR is a serious game designed to investigate the external morphology of insects with acceptable quality for the virtual reality platform. We discuss the advantages of virtual reality, introduce the EntomonVR new edutainment game and conclude about perspectives. For game assessment, we have tested this game on 15 participants with entomological background and improved the game based on their feedback. This study demonstrates the efficacy of virtual reality technology for an experimental learning environment in teaching morphology of parasitoid wasps and the need for educational programs to develop efficient and interactive tools to realize this potential.
DOI: 10.17632/2jvhcg972t.2
title: Data collection of Catholic parish churches of Barcelona

description: Churches represent distinctive architectural landmarks present in towns and cities adhering to Western Catholic traditions. Notable examples include Milan's Duomo, Paris's Cathédrale Notre-Dame, and Barcelona's La Sagrada Família. The spotlight of this study is directed at Barcelona, where the architectural floor plans of 132 Catholic parish churches are examined collectively for the first time. Fig 01. The objective of this data collection is to underscore the unique architectural attributes defining these 132 individual structures.

Through comprehensive archival research and site visits, the floor plans are meticulously drafted using AutoCAD and Photoshop software, allowing for direct comparisons at a uniform scale. The churches are categorized based on their architectural features: 1) those with a directional spatial layout (encompassing subsets like single nave, single nave with chapels, two naves, three naves, three naves with chapels, and five naves -including basilica and Latin cross designs-); 2) churches featuring an expansive spatial design (including subdivisions like single nave, three naves, and Greek cross layouts); and 3) churches with a radial spatial configuration. Fig. 02

The findings reveal the prominence of churches with directional spatial designs (96 out of 132), spanning from uncomplicated single-nave arrangements to more intricate configurations with two, three, or five naves, often with additional side chapels. Predominant among these is the single-nave church style, mainly originating from the 20th century, with the exception of Sant Pacià (1876-81). Notably, there are numerous single-nave churches with side chapels, among which only Sant Cristòfol (2000) stands as a recent construction, and three-nave churches, with Santa Cecília (1963) being the only representative from the post-conciliar period. Furthermore, a single church with five naves, the ongoing Sagrada Família basilica (under construction since 1882), and one church with two naves, Sant Llorenç (1954-1963), are also evident.
Regarding expansive churches, the category encompasses older examples following a Greek cross layout, alongside more recent counterparts adopting rectangular geometries. Despite their lower numbers and floor plan diversity, the latter exhibit a wider array of section arrangements compared to directional churches. 
Additionally, a grouping of fourteen parish churches adheres to a radial arrangement, spanning from diagonally distributed squares to rectangles divided into triangular geometries, all well-suited for urban integration.

Beyond these various classifications, the data collection methodology serves as a model applicable to investigations of diverse structures in different cities, extending beyond their religious or non-religious character.
DOI: 10.17632/tv3b2bt6dy.2
title: Optic disc segmentation(ROP)

description: Optic disc segmentation(ROP). The data are free only for academic purpose. Any published work which has used the data, please cite the article below: Wang J, Ji J, Zhang M, Lin JW, Zhang G, Gong W, Cen LP, Lu Y, Huang X, Huang D, et al. Automated Explainable Multidimensional Deep Learning Platform of Retinal Images for Retinopathy of Prematurity Screening. JAMA Netw Open, 2021;4(5):e218758. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.
DOI: 10.17632/3xcrdmmfnw.1
title: Latvian Real Estate Announcements Monitoring in 2022

description: This data set represents real estate market announcements monitoring data in Latvia in 2022. The data was collected from online ads site ss.com. The database contains 180,5 thousand ads and consists of 24 groups of data (type of deal, price, characteristics and address of real estate, etc.). The data reflects the dynamics of price changes by months (at the beginning of the month) in 2022. Monitoring continued in 2022 was started in 2018. 2018 year dataset is available in Skribans, Dr.oec. V. (Riga Technical University) (2019): Latvian Real Estate Announcements Monitoring in 2018. DANS. https://doi.org/10.17026/dans-2z3-fx28 ; 2019 year data is available in Skribans, Valerijs (2019), “Latvian Real Estate Announcements Monitoring in 2019”, Mendeley Data, V1, doi: 10.17632/m7bzjsx557.1 ; 2020 year data is available in Skribans, Valerijs (2020), “Latvian Real Estate Announcements Monitoring in 2020”, Mendeley Data, V1, doi: 10.17632/wrnvjfszc9.1 ; 2021 year (first Quoter) data is available in Skribans, Valerijs; Cevers, Aldis; Rudzitis, Normunds; Gulbis, Aivars; Krastins, Aivars (2021), “Latvian Real Estate Announcements Monitoring in 2021 Q1”, Mendeley Data, V1, doi: 10.17632/cvr23jgjkz.1
DOI: 10.17632/65z4556dxz.1
title: A Complex Hierarchy of Avoidance Behaviors in a Single-Cell Eukaryote, Dexter et al. (Day 18)

description: Videos for Dexter et al. (Day 18)
DOI: 10.17632/8hry4v3372.1
title: The Effect of The Growth Mindset Strategies on Self-efficacy, Self-regulation, Metacognitive Skills and Math Achievement Among Socio-economic Disadvantaged Students

description: These file shows quantitative data were obtained through the Mindset Scale, Self-efficacy Scale, Self-regulation Scale, Metacognitive Skills Scale and Academic Achievement Test before and after the growth-mindset intervention. The study group of the research consists of 57 eighth grade students (experimental group: 28; control group: 29) who showed low academic success in national screening exams and are studying in a socio-economically disadvantaged secondary school in a province in the Marmara Region in the 2023-2024 academic year.
In the current research, certain criteria were taken into account in determining the sample in accordance with the purpose of the research. One of these criteria is the age of the students and the period they are in. 57 students aged between 13-14, also defined as adolescence, were included in the implementation process of the research.
DOI: 10.17632/mvyzggr4bf.1
title: Colon Polyp dataset

description: The dataset consists of the colonoscopy images of various patients. Along with the polyp images, ground truths and segmented masks of the polyps are attached
DOI: 10.17632/t2vr872rjv.2
title: Experimental Data on Hot Water Storage Tank

description: This dataset pertains to a series of laboratory experiments conducted using a commercially available hot water storage tank, simulating various operational scenarios typical of heat pump-driven heating systems. The objective of these experiments was to assess the model's performance across a spectrum of inlet temperatures and mass flow rates, ensuring its effectiveness under diverse operating conditions. The experimental setup was based at the Energy Exchange Lab of Eurac Research and featured a KOOLTANK 2000 TES tank.
A total of eleven charging and eleven discharging experiments were carried out on the water storage tank. In the charging tests, the gas boiler was initially activated to heat the water within the tank, ensuring uniformity with a target temperature of 30°C along the vertical axis. Subsequently, depending on the specific charging scenario, hot water at temperatures of 40°C, 55°C, 70°C, and 83°C was introduced into the tank through the upper port. Simultaneously, water was discharged from the lower port, with the outflow temperature matching the charging temperature as the criteria for completion. Different inlet mass flow rates of 0.14 kg/s, 0.28 kg/s, and 0.42 kg/s were explored for each inlet temperature. However, it's important to note that the charging experiment involving an inlet temperature and mass flow rate of 83°C and 0.42 kg/s was deemed unfeasible due to limitations in the gas boiler's power capacity.
For the discharging tests, the gas boiler's setpoint temperatures were set at 40°C, 55°C, 70°C, and 83°C, depending on the specific case number. The tests commenced when three thermometers confirmed the setpoint temperature with some margin. In these tests, water at an inlet temperature and mass flow rate of 30°C and 0.14 kg/s was injected into the lower terminal, while hot water was discharged from the upper terminal. The experiments continued until the outflow water reached 30°C. These discharging tests were also conducted for inlet mass flow rates of 0.28 kg/s and 0.42 kg/s. The following table provide further details of each charging and discharging experiment.
The attached figure (scheme) illustrates a simplified configuration of the storage tank, emphasizing the bidirectional flow during the charging and discharging phases without auxiliary components. The tank features lower and upper ports, located at 0.23 m and 1.56 m from the bottom, respectively. Water temperatures inside the tank were accurately monitored using three platinum Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) sensors, strategically immersed at heights of 0.41 m (T_bot), 0.88 m (T_mid), and 1.35 m (T_top) from the bottom. The platinum RTD temperature sensors used in the experiments have a maximum error of ±0.28 °C, providing reliable temperature measurements. Moreover, flow rates were measured using a magnetic flow meter with an error margin of ±0.008 m3/h. 
The description of data included in each experiment is added to the attached Metadata.
DOI: 10.17632/w8fxrg4pv5.2
title: Electrodermal Activity artifact correction BEnchmark (EDABE)

description: "Electrodermal Activity artifact correction BEnchmark" (EDABE) is a dataset for training and testing artifact recognition and correction models to automatically remove major artifacts in electrodermal activity (EDA) signals. It is the first public benchmark to compare methods.

EDABE contains a total of 74.46 h of EDA recording affected by hand and body motion artifacts from 43 subjects. It is divided into a training set with 33 subjects (56.27 h), and test set with 10 subjects (18.19 h). The data was collected using a Shimmer3 GSR+ Unit at 128 Hz.

The dataset is used to develop a fully automatic pipeline that emulates the manual correction done by the expert, providing a final clean signal. The paper that describe the pipeline is currently in a peer-review process.

Each file includes in the filename the user_id and the expert that correct the signal. In addition, the file includes the signal with the following variables:

time: timestamp of the signal.
rawdata: raw data obtained by Shimmer3 GSR+ Unit.
cleandata: reconstructed clean signal performed by a human expert.
binarytarget: label of each sample as artefact or no artifact.
signal_automatic: automatic cleaning of the signal performed by the automatic pipeline.
predArtifacts: label predicted by the automatic cleaning pipeline.
postProcessedPredArtifacts: label predicted by the automatic cleaning pipeline after postprocessing.
DOI: 10.17632/db8224zvtk.1
title: The FXR1 network acts as signaling scaffold for actomyosin remodeling. Chen et al. 2024

description: It is currently not known whether mRNAs fulfill structural roles in the cytoplasm. Here, we report the FXR1 network, an mRNA-protein (mRNP) network present throughout the cytoplasm, formed by FXR1-mediated packaging of exceptionally long mRNAs. These mRNAs serve as underlying condensate scaffold and concentrate FXR1 molecules. The FXR1 network contains multiple protein binding sites and functions as a signaling scaffold for interacting proteins. We show that it is necessary for RhoA signaling-induced actomyosin reorganization to provide spatial proximity between kinases and their substrates. Point mutations in FXR1, found in its homolog FMR1, where they cause Fragile X syndrome, disrupt the network. FXR1 network disruption prevents actomyosin remodeling—an essential and ubiquitous process for the regulation of cell shape, migration, and synaptic function. These findings uncover a structural role for cytoplasmic mRNA and show how the FXR1 RNA-binding protein as part of the FXR1 network acts as organizer of signaling reactions.
DOI: 10.17632/s2b95wd4f2.1
title: FT ICR-MS data for The overlooked role of deep soil in dissolved organic carbon transformation and CO2 emissions: Evidence from incubation experiments and FT-ICR MS characterization

description: a data base for all elemental formulas, mass peak intensities and detected masses
DOI: 10.17632/dh4gcm7ckb.4
title: Synthetic populations of South African urban areas

description: The data accompanying this article include the compressed, Extensible Markup Language (XML) files of the synthetic populations for the nine areas of importance in South Africa. The provided populations are controlled at the household level using (household) income, and at individual levels using gender and population group. The result provides a complete stock of individuals while accounting for detailed demographic, socioeconomic information, and household structure.

The detailed XML Schema Definition (XSD) and XML Document Type Definition (DTD), which contains the declarations that describes the formal acceptable structure of the XML file, is available on http://www.matsim.org/files/dtd/. More specifically, there is one XSD definition for the household file, `households_v1.0.xsd`, and one DTD file for the individuals, `population_v6.dtd`. The files are normal XML and readable using many parsers. Our choice to use the Multi-Agent Transport Simulation (MATSim) infrastructure is because the populations are, in our context, frequently used for large-scale mesoscopic transport models using the agent-based MATSim.

In this version, the populations increased in size to reflect the 2022 population, based on the Statistics South Africa mid-year population estimates. The same extended attributes for both households and persons from v2 and v3 apply. The major difference in this version is that instead of only the nine (9) specific study areas, we create complete populations for all nine (9) provinces of the country. Consequently, this version covers the entire country at the sub-place level.
DOI: 10.17632/s6tgnnp5n2.3
title: VTI_DroneSET_FFT

description: This is RF drone database. For the research and development purposes of new of anti drone (ADRO) protection systems, it is necessary to have verified and tested database. To the best of our knowledge, there is only one database with a radio-frequency signals from drones and flight (operational) control. Therefore, at Military Academy, University of Defence in Belgrade and Military Technical Institute, extensive experiments with various scenarios were carried out in order to obtain a new RF database. For the equipment under test (EUT), three different drones (DJI Phantom IV, DJI Mavic Zoom and DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise) were used with a flight controller that sends and receives RF commands to and from drones in order to change the flight (operational) mode.
DOI: 10.17632/7vcnx338dv.1
title: Internet of Things for Learning Supply Chain Management

description: The study "Internet of Things for Learning Supply Chain Management" aims to introduce the use of the Internet of Things (IoT) in learning supply chain management. This research may utilize the following research methods to validate instruments, media, and learning materials:

1. Research Instruments for Validating Media and Learning Materials:
- Questionnaires: Possible use of questionnaires to measure participants' perceptions and satisfaction with the media and learning materials presented through the IoT platform.
- Observation: Direct observation of participants' interactions with learning media can provide additional insight into its effectiveness.
- Interviews: Interviews with participants to gain a deeper understanding of their experiences using learning media and materials.

2. Learning Media Validation Results:
- Usability Evaluation: Based on questionnaires or observations, research may obtain results regarding the ease of use of IoT learning media.
- Satisfaction Level: Assess the participant's level of satisfaction with the experience of using IoT learning media.

3. Learning Material Validation Results:
- Concept Understanding: Through questionnaires or exams, research can evaluate participants' understanding of learning material delivered via the IoT platform.
- Knowledge Increase: Measures the increase in participants' knowledge before and after using learning materials.

4. Learning Platform Validation Results:
- Platform Performance: Evaluate the technical performance of the IoT platform to ensure adequate availability and reliability.
- Security: Ensure that the platform is safe to use and protects personal data and other sensitive information.
- Availability and Accessibility: Assess the availability of the platform and ease of access for learning participants.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.27934773
title: Supplementary file for "Lipid-lowering drugs and asthma: a mediation Mendelian Randomization study"

description: This is the supplement material for the manuscript "Lipid-lowering drugs and asthma: a mediation Mendelian Randomization study".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.27934773.v1
title: Supplementary file for "Lipid-lowering drugs and asthma: a mediation Mendelian Randomization study"

description: This is the supplement material for the manuscript "Lipid-lowering drugs and asthma: a mediation Mendelian Randomization study".
DOI: 10.17632/x6mhmh8yzj.2
title: The Labor Effects of Judicial Bias in Bankruptcy

description: Please see file Readme_Replication_JFE_AFLMPT.pdf
DOI: 10.17632/htkrbxzkxm.1
title: Dataset_Journal_A study on labor productivity in Southeast Asian emerging market countries from 2000-2021 through education and digitalization

description: This study uses panel data from 2000 to 2021 to examine the effects of education and digitization on economic growth in four Southeast Asian emerging markets. The variables are GDP per capita PPP (2017 base year) as the dependent variable, average years of schooling as a proxy for education investment, and internet penetration rate as a proxy for digitization.
DOI: 10.17632/grvxr3xwcm.1
title: The Relationship between Emotion Regulation and Academic Procrastination in High-Grade Elementary School Students: An Exploration Based on Structural Equation Models

description:  The original data on the study of the same name and the scales administered are included in this data, but the scales have not been translated into English, so please contact the authors if you need them.
DOI: 10.17632/4p8yn2rrh8.2
title: Data for: A novel dynamic hypersphere based support vector data description and its application to batch process monitoring

description: Pensim data is the test data of semiconductor etch process in manuscript.; Machine Data is the test data of fed-batch penicillin fermentation process in manuscript.
DOI: 10.17632/mtvfdwm3dt.1
title: DATA SET OF LEARNING STYLE PREFERENCE

description: The data presents the learning styles of elementary school students in the province of DIY. The total number of participants was 992 elementary school students in grades 4-5 in five districts in DIY. Participants were sampled from two types of school systems being non-religious schools and religious school. The data collection method uses an open questionnaire to see three aspects of learning styles, namely visual, auditory, and kinesthetic. Analysis of the data can provide insight into the types of learning styles so that it is beneficial for teachers to choose the right learning strategy. This data can also be used as a reference in developing student learning style interventions according to the type of learning.
DOI: 10.17632/zrsbhndz9f.1
title: Dataset of compressive strength and slump of normal concrete

description: The dataset for compressive strength and slump of normal concrete is sourced from the mix proportion ledger of Guangxi Road and Bridge Group Road and Bridge Pavement Branch in November 2022. The compressive strength dataset includes 9 characteristics: cement dosage, fine aggregate dosage, coarse aggregate dosage, water dosage, water reducing agent dosage, fly ash dosage, promoter dosage, silica fume dosage, and curing time. The slump dataset includes eight characteristics: cement dosage, fine aggregate dosage, coarse aggregate dosage, water usage, water reduction management dosage, fly ash dosage, accelerator dosage, and silica fume dosage