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Instructed partnership appreciation in depression: Effects on mood, momentary relationship satisfaction, and stress reactivity [dataset]
No full textThis study compared the affective and psychobiological response of depressed and non-depressed romantic couples in an instructed partnership appreciation task (PAT) scenario that included positive feedback and appreciative communication. With the observation of (close to) naturalistic behavior between real-life partners and the emphasis on positive interaction, we aimed at extending previous research that rather focused on conflict behavior or non-intimate laboratory stressors. The general hypothesis was that couples with depression, and the depressed female index-patients in particular, would benefit less from instructed positive couple interaction, in comparison to healthy controls. A total of 184 individuals were included. Contrary to our expectation, depressed couples’ subjective mood and momentary relationship satisfaction improved in response to the PAT. At the same time, cortisol outputs were higher in depressed women than in healthy controls, particularly if participants were in a longer-term relationship. This data suggests, that instructed and individualized positive feedback between partners can have a psychobiological effect on women with depression, with potential implications for treatment
Limitations on the role of frequency in L2 acquisition [Dataset]
No full textThis data set contains files associated with a study on motion event encoding in three L1 (French, German, English) and two L2 (German, English) groups of speakers. The L2 speakers are native speakers of French. Participants viewed short video clips and described them spontaneously. Descriptions were transcribed and coded for formal and semantic analyses.
"Appendix A" contains instructions given to the participants. "Appendix B" contains screenshots of the 13 critical video clips. "Appendix C" is a documentation of the statistical analysis. "Coded_verbalization.csv" contains coded responses, which served as the basis for the statistical analysis.
The article has been submitted for publication
OwnReality API-only web application
No full textThis dataset contains the data platform for the research project "OwnReality. To Each His Own Reality".
During the course of the project, data was gathered and entered into a database.
In general, this platform allows the integration of that data into web based
systems such as content management systems. To be independent of the target
technology, the integration is implemented with a set of customized html tags
with no assumptions on lower layers. An API-only web application retrieves the
data from an elasticsearch instance and relays to the widgets.
A README in this dataset serves as documentation. It aims to provide information on:
the requirements to run the application
how to set up the API-application
importing the data from the included json documents
importing the additional image data
building the javascript integration asset
how to integrate the widgets on a third-party page
Requirements
linux (not a requirement but the howto in documentation assumes linux)
elasticsearch (2.2.3)
ruby (2.2.5)
nodejs (4.4.4), only for building
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Archäologische und naturwissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zur Landnutzungsgeschichte des Südschwarzwalds [Forschungsdaten]
No full textIm Rahmen eines von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft geförderten interdisziplinären Projekts konnten erstmals Seesedimente aus den Zentren der großen Schwarzwaldseen (Titisee, Schluchsee, Feldsee und Bergsee) archäobotanisch und geochemisch untersucht werden. Parallel dazu wurden archäologische (Begehungen, Grabungen) und archäopedologische Prospektionen im und am Rand des Südschwarzwalds durchgeführt. Die grundsätzliche Frage war, wann, auf welche Art und mit welcher Intensität die Menschen den klassischen ‚Ungunstraum‘ von der Steinzeit bis in die frühe Neuzeit nutzten. Die archäologischen Begehungen erbrachten zahlreiche neue Silexartefakte. Vorgeschichtliche Keramik war sehr selten, ab der Merowingerzeit häufen sich jedoch die Funde. Am Rand des Schwarzwalds konnten zahlreiche neue Fundstellen entdeckt werden, die eine intensivere Nutzung dieses Raums nahelegen. Die Ausgrabung mehrerer sog. Steinhügel belegte, dass diese als Zeugnisse spätmittelalterlicher und neuzeitlicher Landnutzung zu deuten sind. Kolluvien weisen auf die vor allem seit dem Mittelalter intensive Erosion bzw. Bodenüberdeckung hin.
Die Online-Daten umfassen die Dokumentation der archäologischen Begehungen.
Within the scope of an interdisciplinary project funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG – Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft), lake sediments from the centers of the large Black Forest lakes (Titisee, Schluchsee, Feldsee and Bergsee) were analysed archaeobotanically and geochemically for the first time. Complementary archaeological (surveys, excavations) and archaeopedological prospections were carried out in the Southern Black Forest and at its foothills. The fundamental question was when, in which manner and how intensely people used this classic unfavourable area from the Stone Age to Early Modern times.
The archaeological surveys yielded many new flint artifacts. Prehistoric pottery was sparse, but from the Merovingian period onwards, the number of finds increases significantly. On the edge of the Black Forest numerous new sites were discovered, which suggest a more intensive use of this region than previously thought. The excavation of several so-called stone mounds proved that these are to be interpreted as evidence of late medieval and modern land use. Colluvia indicate the intense erosion, respectively soil cover, especially since the Middle Ages.
The online data contain the documentation of the archaeological prospections
6D Object Pose Estimation using 3D Object Coordinates [Data]
No full textSupplementary training data and binaries for 6D object pose estimation, particularly a dataset of 20 objects under various lighting conditions with RGB-D images, ground truth poses and segmentation as well as 3D models. Additionally, a collection of RGB-D images showing office backgrounds. We also provide additional pose annotations of the LINEMOD dataset (http://campar.in.tum.de/Main/StefanHinterstoisser), and Linux binaries to reproduce the results of our paper.
For more information, also see the project page:
https://hci.iwr.uni-heidelberg.de/vislearn/research/scene-understanding/pose-estimation/#ECCV1
Römisches Ziegeln: Über die Prozesskette zum Betriebsmodell einer römischen Ziegelei
No full textAlgorithmen zur Ermittlung der maximalen Chargen- und Saisonkapazität eines römischen Ziegelofens und dessen Ressourcenbedarf sowie der Anzahl für eine bestimmte Menge zu produzierenden Ziegel (z. B. in einem Ziegelbau) benötigten Öfen und der Menge der zugehörigen Ressourcen
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No full textA German UD Twitter treebank, with >12,000 tokens from 519 tweets, annotated in the Universal Dependencies framewor
Archäoinformatik und Perspektiven des Digital Cultural Heritage: Besiedlungsmuster frühgeschichtlicher Kulturen des ersten Jahrtausends AD in Zentraleuropa – Studien zur Transformation peripherer Regionen der Germania superior und des Barbaricums zum Ende des Römischen Reichs
No full textDie hier vorliegenden regionalen archäologischen Fundstellenkataloge wurden im Rahmen der Habilitationsschrift „Archäoinformatik und Perspektiven des Digital Cultural Heritage ...“ erhoben und in einem Archäologischen Informationssystem (AIS) ausgewertet, wobei sie dem Nachweis der untersuchten Fundstellen dienen. Die interoperablen csv-Dateien sind in Unicode UTF-8 codiert und in gebräuchliche Geografische Informationssysteme (GIS) oder weitere Datenbanksysteme importierbar und damit nachnutzbar. Zur vereinfachten Ansicht der katalogartigen Auflistung der Fundstellennachweise, werden diese auch im Tabellenformat xlsx (tab) vorgelegt. Die regionalen Fundstellenkataloge erfüllen nicht den Anspruch einer vollständigen Erfassung aller Fundstellen der jeweiligen Region. Die aufgeführten Fundstellen liegen dahingehend selektiviert nach Relevanz für die Studie nur aus den entsprechenden Zeitstufen und für die ausgewählten Fundtypen vor, um somit den studienspezifischen Fragestellungen nachzugehen.
Die Quellennachweise der bei der Datenaggregierung genutzten Repositorien, Publikationen und Kataloge sind neben den Angaben in den Tabellen in der Studie „Archäoinformatik und Perspektiven des Digital Cultural Heritage...“ im entsprechenden Querverweis zu den regionalen Fundkatalogen weiterführend aufgeführt
The Value of Verbal Feedback in Allocation Decisions [Online Appendix and Replication Package]
No full textDepending on the context at hand, people’s preference for receiving feedback might differ. Especially in allocation decisions that directly concern another individual, feedback from the affected person can have positive or negative value. We study such preferences in a laboratory experiment by eliciting the willingness-to-pay to receive or to avoid verbal feedback from subjects that were previously affected by an allocation decision. We find that most decision makers exhibit a positive willingness-to-pay for having control about whether feedback occurs or not. Specifically, decision makers that shared their endowment with the recipient equally revealed a positive willingness-to-pay for receiving, but not for avoiding feedback. By contrast, among decision makers that behaved selfishly, we identify both: subjects that were willing to pay for receiving and subjects that were willing to pay for avoiding feedback. The stated motivations indicate that curiosity, the desire to receive social approval and giving the recipient the chance to express his/her feelings are the main reasons for feedback acquisition, while shame and fear of negative feedback are the main reasons for avoidance
VOSTOK - The Voxel Octree Solar Toolkit
No full textVOSTOK is a command-line tool to compute a detailed model of incoming solar radiation distribution on a patch of land, including structures like buildings and vegetation, represented by a 3D point cloud data set. The program is written in C++ and makes use of the "SOLPOS.H" library (http://rredc.nrel.gov/solar/codesandalgorithms/solpos/) to compute the angular position of the sun in the sky for a given location on Earth and a given moment in time. VOSTOK can use any 3D point cloud (e.g. LIDAR, SfM) as XYZ-locations (with surface normal vector information) for which the incoming sunlight shall be computed (the computation points)