cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1782
title: The effect of the symptom self-management program on psychotic relapse for patients with chronic schizophrenia

description: The purpose of this research was to evaluate the effect of the symptom selfmanagement program on psychotic relapse for patients with chronic schizophrenia. This study was randomized control-group pretest-posttest design. The sample included 80 patients with chronic schizophrenia at a psychiatric hospital. The experimental group received the symptom self-management program together with the conventional nursing care, while the control group received only the conventional nursing care. The psychotic relapse was measured by the Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS). The Kolmogorov Smirnov Z was conducted to data analysis. The findings revealed that the psychotic symptoms in experimental group in 1 month after receiving intervention were lower than that of the control group. The psychotic relapse rate of the control group was 69.2% (9 cases) as compared to 30.8% (4 cases) in the experimental group. In addition, the proportion of patients in the experimental group after receiving the intervention had lower psychotic relapse than the control group (Kolmogorov Smirnov Z=4.52, p-value=0.05). The findings have implication for clinical practice for prevention of psychotic relapse for patients with chronic schizophrenia through changing their cognitive perceptions and encouraging them to use their own management strategies
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1783
title: 3D coordinate estimation for hand motion image using scaled orthographic projection model

description: A 2D image sequence can be a great source of motions for animating a 3D model. However, depth information cannot simply be extracted from a two-dimension image. Thus, there is a need for a method to obtain this third dimension data. Several methods have been presented over the years. But most of them employed a complex mathematical concept which makes it unavoidably slow. Moreover, there is an inherent problem of reflective ambiguity which must be addressed. In this study, we present a technique to perform a 3D coordinate estimation of 2D hand motion from an image sequence. In our method, the orthographic projection model is used to determine the Z coordination. Additionally, information from the previous frames and interdependence of a hand model are used to handle occlusion. We also propose a set of constraints on the finger joints in order to deal with reflective ambiguity. In our experiment, XY coordinates of a set of feature points are extracted from a Maya animated Hand Clinching motion. The missing data and depth information are then calculated. Finally the resulting Z coordinates are evaluated by comparing with the actual Z values from the Maya animation. The result shows that our method can estimate the Z coordinated quite well and can correctly solve the reflective ambiguity in most common cases
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-186957468
title: Multi-specific antibodies with antigen
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1719
title: Trust building through army development initiatives in conflict situation : the case of Yalannanbaru in Southern border provinces of Thailand

description: This study focuses on the Yalannanbaru program run by the Thai army in the southern border provinces of Thailand in order to examine whether the project contributes to obtain trust from the local people. In so doing, this thesis introduces theories on trust and distrust to the conflict situation and development initiatives run by the Thai army. The study utilizes an in-depth single-case study on the Yalannanbaru program; a drugs re-education camp for youth in the southern border provinces. In the course of analysis, the notion of separate dimensions of trust and distrust is applied, acknowledging the multifaceted character of many relations and the possible coexistence of trust and distrust in a relationship. In addition, the theory of calibration of trust and distrust is introduced in order to examine how the discrepancy between expectations and outcomes of army development initiatives can influence participants’ attitudes. The study revealed that through various processes, the program has been able to change levels of interpersonal trust and distrust between the participating youth and the army officers directly involved. However, the potential to address intergroup trust and distrust through the program is currently very limited; the existing distrust in society is a strong restraint on any trust building process. From the study, the thesis concludes that trust building through development initiatives by the Thai army like Yalannanbaru requires more careful analysis on relation and trust building with thorough understanding of wider conflict dynamics. Without focusing on resolution by tackling the root causes of the conflict, army development programs have little potential to contribute to improving the situation in the southern border provinces
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1720
title: Treatment of embalming fluid using domestic wastewater as co-substrate in anaerobic filter

description: Simultaneous formaldehyde (FA) and phenol, the main ingredients of embalming fluid, biodegradation using domestic wastewater as the co-substrate in anaerobic filter was investigated. Experiments were conducted in two anaerobic filters operated at 6h and 12h HRT for 215 days. FA and phenol concentrations of 22-1,373 mg/l and 5.4-208 mg/l, corresponding to COD concentration of 207-1,756 mg/l, were fed to both reactors. FA removal efficiencies of 97.0% and 97.2% were obtained in the 6h and 12h reactors at all applied FA concentrations. On the other hand, phenol was observed to be completely removed when initial concentrations were not higher than 15 mg/l and 33 mg/l (with FA concentrations of 64 and 128 mg/l) in 6h- and 12h-HRT reactors, respectively. It was possible that high concentration of FA affected some microorganisms responsible in degrading phenol. Results obtained also indicated that anaerobic filter operated at longer HRT (12h) could achieve higher performance in removing studied toxic substances than that of the shorter one (6h). This could possibly be attributed to the decrease of microorganisms activity from the acute toxic of FA and phenol. Moreover, presence of embalming fluid in the influent caused the decrease of specific methane yield. The maximum treatable ratio of embalming fluid to domestic wastewater were found to be 0.004 : 1 and 0.002 : 1 by volume at the HRTs of 6h and 12h, respectively. Using the microscopic technique, dominant microorganisms were observed in the rods, cocci, filament, and helices forms. The organisms similar to Methanosarcina and Methanoseata were observed to dominate in all studies among the methanogenic archaea. DGGE profile revealed the appearances and losses of bands in response to the improvement and deterioration of reactor’s performance in removing FA and phenol. Differences of the bands number were also visualized implying differences of microbial diversity in anaerobic reactors treating wastewater contaminated with different FA and phenol concentrations
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1721
title: Hybrid process : hydrocyclone, coagulation flocculation and flotation in water treatment process

description: The aim of this study is to develop a hybrid process which combines with coagulation, flocculation and flotation process in a hydroclone for water treatment process. The development is concerned with the hydrodynamics characterization and the water treatment optimum condition determination. The hydrodynamics characterization study is carried out by the numerical simulation (Computational Fluid Dynamics) and experimental work by Doppler ultrasound velocimetry technique to study the hydrodynamics for the further research. The results are used for validating the oil droplet experimental technique and to be the basis knowledge to explain the phenomena in the hybrid process. Laser diffraction technique is involved for determining the micro bubbles size and also study on the parameter affects to the size. The experimental work of a developed hybrid pilot plant is studied with synthesis raw water and natural river water. The objective of this study is to apply this hybrid process for the water treatment. The parameters have been varied in many operating conditions to indicate the separation and the water treatment phenomena such as raw water characteristic, coagulant - flocculant type and concentration, air fraction and inlet flow rate
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1723
title: Design and control of complex heat integrated HDA plant

description: In this research, we design the heat exchanger network (HEN) of HDA processes which are consists of the new separation section to save energy usage of utilities in the process. Furthermore, the plantwide control structures for this process which is the complex heat-integrated process are designed. The plantwide control structures are designed by using the disturbance load propagation method (Wongsri, M., 1990) and heat pathway heuristics (Wongsri, M. and Hermawan Y.D., 2005), respectively. Two kinds of disturbances: thermal and material disturbances are used in evaluation of the plantwide control structures. The performances of the heat integrated plants (HIPs) and the control structures are evaluated dynamically by the commercial software HYSYS
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1724
title: Carry-over rate of aflatoxin M1 into cow milk during early lactation period

description: To study carry-over rate (AFM1 excreted in milk/AFB1 ingested) of AFM1 excreted into cow milk during the 12-week of lactation period in ten Holstein Friesian cows from ten dairy farms. All dairy cows were fed with concentrate and roughage feed naturally given by the farm owners. All samples were collected individually. Feeds were collected one day earlier before the collection of milk samples. Milk samples were collected from both morning and afternoon milking. The feed samples were analyzed for AFB1 by using column chromatography, thin layer chromatography, and densitometer at the wavelength 366 nm. It was found that 83% (50/60) of concentrate samples contain AFB1 in the range of 0.16-42.54 ppb (Mean = 16.23 ppb, SD = 13.16 ppb). All rice straw samples were not found to be contaminated with AFB1; however, approximately 85 % (51/60) of roughage feed samples were contaminated with AFB1 in range of 0.20-58.73 ppb (Mean = 4 ppb, SD = 16.77 ppb). The daily dairy feeds contaminated with AFB1 in the range of 3.30-1530 ppb (Mean 213.45 ppb, SD = 428.35 ppb, n=60/60). Milk samples were analyzed for AFM1 by using chromatography, and high performance liquid chromatography. We found that 70 % (n= 42/60) of milk samples contaminated with AFM1 in the range of 0.014 and 2.463 ppb (Mean =0.692 ppb, Median = 0.445 ppb). The carry-over rate of AFM1 into cow milk during lactation period was found to be 2.57±0.47% (n=4) (Median = 2.69%).
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1725
title: The Effects of oral n-acetyl-d-glucosamine administration on plasma and urine glycosaminoglycans levels in cats with idiopathic cystitis

description: Double-blind placebo-controlled study was performed to determine the effects of N-acetyl-D-glucosamine (NAG) on the clinical signs, glycosaminoglycan (GAGs) alteration in plasma and urine of cats with idiopathic cystitis (FIC). Nineteen cats with FIC were diagnosed by the veterinarian at the Small Animal Hospital, Faculty of Veterinary Science, Chulalongkorn University. The FIC cats were randomly divided into two groups; treatment (n=12) and placebo (n=7). The treatment group received 250 mg of oral NAG once daily for 28 days while placebo group received placebo daily for the same period. Both groups were follow-up for twenty-eight more days after stop receiving NAG or placebo. Pain when urination from each cat was recorded by its owner using visual analogue scale. Both groups were monitored for changes in clinical sign on day 0, 7, 14, 21, 28 and 56. Plasma and urine GAG levels of the FIC cats of both groups were measured on day 0, 7, 14, 21, 28 and 56. The results from this study demonstrated that the mean urinary GAG level for normal cats (44.26±6.16 µg/ml) was significantly higher than the FIC group (7.97±1.20 µg/ml) (P&lt;0.05). Both groups had improved clinical signs when received the treatments or placebo along with the recommendation on the changes in the environment. Mean plasma GAG level of the placebo group (24.20±3.35 µg/ml) was significantly lowered than the NAG treatment group (39.96±5.34 µg/ml) on day 21 of the study (P&lt;0.05). There were significantly differences of plasma GAG levels in NAG treatment group on day 0 (27.46±3.9 µg/ml) compared with day 21 (39.96±5.34 µg/ml) and day 28 (39.91±6.74 µg/ml) (P&lt;0.05). FIC cats received placebo also had mean urinary GAG level (4.89±1.08 µg/ml) significantly lowered than the treatment group received NAG (9.15±1.39 µg/ml) on day 14 of the study (P&lt;0.05). In conclusion, cats with FIC have lower urinary GAG levels than normal cats. FIC cats received NAG had significantly increased plasma GAG levels on day 21 of the treatment and its urinary GAG levels increased significantly on day 14 of the study when compared with placebo. The clinical signs improved significantly in FIC cats received NAG and changed its environment to lower the stress in the household.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1726
title: A mathematical algorithm to study the complex diseases :|ba case study of beta [superscript 0]-thalassemia/HB E'S and crohn's diseases

description: After the human genome project, case-control association studies have been used to extract knowledge of disease association from SNPs. Costs and time in genotyping SNPs are reduced, genotyping SNPs or whole genome is now possible to study the association in a particular disease. However, increasing a number of SNPs affects a number of all possible cases which grows exponentially. A new feature selection and classification called IFGA with BoostMode-SVM is proposed. Two real data sets of case-control association study of Beta-0/Hb E Thalassemia and Crohn's disease from a given set of genotype data are evaluated. The IFGA for feature selection with the BoostMode-SVM classification performs well in both Thalassemia and Crohn's diseases compared with the previous techniques: Optimum Random Forest and CART. We used 6 features as biomarkers for Thalassemia with 71.57% accuracy and 8 features for Crohn's disease with 71.06% accuracy by 10-fold cross validation.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1784
title: Effects of teachers' English accents on listening comprehension ability of upper secondary school students

description: The objectives of this study were (1) to compare listening comprehension ability of students listening to varieties of English accents and (2) to explore students’ attitudes towards varieties of English accents. The 412 participants were selected from Thepleela, Sripruetta, Triamudomsuksa Pattnakarn, and Howang School. There were 2 research instruments: (1) the listening comprehension test consisted of American, Thai, and Filipino accents and (2) the attitude questionnaire. For the first instrument, the multiple-choice test contained 48 items and aimed to assess the students’ listening comprehension ability based on various situations in everyday life. The attitude questionnaire was adapted from previous studies. The finding revealed that there were significant differences between the scores obtained from students listening to Filipino accent versus the other two at 0.05 level. However, there was no significant difference between scores of students listening to Thai and American accents. For data acquired from the attitude questionnaire, the mean scores clearly showed that the participants have higher attitudes towards American English more than other varieties in almost every aspect. However, one aspect that the Thai accent has the highest average score is ‘gentle’. On the other hand, the Filipino accent has the lowest score in every aspect. The results have pedagogical implications that Thai students should be exposed to non-native speakers’ English accent more in the classroom to increase their familiarity in order to promote a better understanding of World Englishes for Thai students
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1785
title: Prediction of a human facial image by ann using image data and its content on web pages

description: Choosing the right metadata is a critical, as good information (metadata) attached to an image will facilitate its visibility from a pile of other images. The image’s value is enhanced not only by the quality of attached metadata but also by the technique of the search. This study processes a technique that is simple but efficient to predict a single human image from a website using the basic image data and the embedded metadata of the image’s content appearing on web pages. The result is very encouraging with the prediction accuracy of 95%. This technique may become a great assist to librarians, researchers and many others for automatically and efficiently identifying a set of human images out of a greater set of images
DOI: 10.23650/cgdoi.n0001/data.d.2019.p3
title: 2017年银川盆地1∶50 000平罗站幅工程地质钻孔及取样土工试验数据集
title: Dataset of the 1∶50 000 Pingluo Station Map Sheet Area in the Yinchuan Basin in 2017 - Obtained from Geological Engineering Drilling, Borehole Sampling and Geotechnical Tests

description: This dataset contains 2 602 sets of test data on 234 rock and soil samples collected from the cores of 14 geological engineering boreholes that were drilled in the Pingluo Station map sheet area of Yinchuan Basin (also referred to as 'the Area') in 2017. It primarily consists of information about the shear strength, compression modulus and grain composition of soil masses. In the Area, the geological structures of the Quaternary, which is formed by many causes and has a great thickness, compose the main geological engineering formation, since it is widely distributed. From west to east they include: diluvium of the Upper Pleistocene Series, in which gravels and sandy gravels are mainly distributed; fine sandy soil of the Lingwu Formation, Holocene Series; lacustrine sediment of the Holocene Series, throughout which sludge, sandy clay and silty sand are mainly distributed; aeolian deposits of the Holocene Series, in which khaki medium-fine sand and silty sand are mainly distributed. Among these geological structures, the Lingwu Formation of the Holocene Series covers most of the Area and mostly contains fine sand, silty sand and sandy clay. As revealed by the boreholes, vertically, the strata of the plain area of the Yinchuan Basin mainly consist of fine sand and silty sand of fluviatile-lacustrine facies that are interspersed with silty clay, whilst gravel-cobble layers are found in some boreholes. According to analysis of sample testing data, the gravel soil, alluvial sandy soil and cohesive soil in the Area are subject to good geological engineering conditions due to their high shear strength, while the sandstones and mudstones in the northwest suffer from poor geological engineering conditions since they are moderately or strongly weathered and interspersed with weak intercalations. In addition, the sludge, sandy clay and silty sand of lacustrine sedimentary origin also suffer from poor geological engineering conditions. The data obtained for the dataset are credible and can accurately reflect the strata information as well as the physical and mechanical properties of the rock and soil masses in the Area since the geological engineering drilling was conducted in a standardized manner and the tests and analysis were all performed by nationally-certified laboratories.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1727
title: Mixed integer linear programming model for workload leveling on offshore platform of Petroleum Company

description: The problem of automatic workload leveling and optimizing occurring in the maintenance and inspection section on offshore platform of a major petroleum company in Thailand is studied. Efficient equipment and offshore personnel are the most significant factors in providing more efficient products and services. Therefore, each year the department receives a tremendous number of maintenance and inspection work orders regarding a large number of equipments on offshore platforms. Workload leveling is needed in order to distribute all works for limited number of personnel and accommodations on offshore platform. Mixed integer linear programming (MILP) technique using branch and cut method is utilized for this problem. The model aims to balance and minimize the number of personnel working offshore while maintaining all work requirements. Researchers use the open source optimization software GUSEK to determine the optimal resource allocation. We determine the nearly optimal solution by reducing the number of iterations using the mipgap which is considerably faster than the original MILP. The results indicate that less number of personnel are employed and personnel are more leveling when compared with the original data from yearly work order plan of the company.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1728
title: Movie recommender system using pseudo rating and multidimensional data

description: This paper utilizes the Multi criteria Pseudo rating and Multidimensional user profile to enhance the quality and the accuracy of the recommender system. Recommender systems are usually classified into three categories based on how recommendations are made (i) Content – Based recommendations, (ii) Collaborative Filtering recommendations and (iii) Hybrid recommendations. To reduce the Sparsity Rating problem and fulfill the co-rated items in CF table, the current systems create the Pseudo ratings usually based on one criteria. This paper proposes pseudo ratings based on Multi criteria and also concentrates on the Contextual Information as Multidimensional. To do the Pseudo ratings based on Multi criteria, the Naïve Bayes is applied to classify the Multi criteria of user’s preference. To incorporate Multidimensional, the Multi regression is applied to analyze the contextual information of user. According to the experimental evaluation, the recommender system on movie domain called ModernizeMovie is created and shows that the Multi criteria Pseudo ratings and Multidimensional user profile enhance the quality and accuracy of recommendation results.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2009.1729
title: Influence of gold nanoparticles on mitochondrial gene experssion in hela cells

description: Gold nanoparticle (AuNP) is a stable and inert metal nanoparticle. AuNP has been used as biosensors, drug/gene delivery devices and contrast agents because of its surface functionalization. AuNP can be tailored with biomolecules such as DNA, protein, carbohydrate, drug and fluorescent dye. However, the previous studies show that AuNP toxicity data are conflicted. Hence, this study aims to evaluate the toxicity of AuNP on HeLa cells including cell viability, cellular/intracellular organelles morphology, AuNP localization and mitochondrial gene expression. HeLa cells were incubated with various concentrations of gold nanoparticles for 1, 2 and 3 days. Cells were evaluated for cellular/intracellular organelles morphology, localization of AuNP, cell viability and mitochondrial gene expression using light microscope, transmission electron microscope MTT assay and RT-PCR, respectively. This study demonstrated that 100 µg/mL AuNP decreased cell viability and affected cellular morphology. However, intracellular organelles morphology was not irregular. The aggregated AuNPs were mainly entrapped in the endosome and localized in the cytoplasm. Furthermore, the mitochondrial gene expression level was unchanged.
DOI: 10.5519/qd.w72ubypu
title: Query on the Natural History Museum Data Portal (data.nhm.ac.uk) (1818 records)
DOI: 10.18170/dvn/1wsxlf
title: Artificial intelligence field academic article industry classification data set

description: There are three tsv files in the tar file. There are total 50000 paper abstract and label which indicates the related field of the abstract.