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The feasibility of the adapted H-GRASP program for perceived and actual daily-life upper limb activity in the chronic phase post-stroke
No full textSpreadsheets of data regarding the S66123 study in the chronic phase post-stroke. The study aimed to investigate the feasibility and preliminary efficacy of the AH-GRASP program on perceived and actual daily-life activity in people with good observed upper limb motor function but low perceived UL activity in the chronic phase post-stroke.
Data include: demographics of the 19 included participants at enrolment; clinical outcomes and accelerometry data at enrolment, baseline and post-intervention; and feasibility data at post-intervention
High-speed videos of the laser cutting process
No full textThis dataset contains high-speed recordings of the laser cutting process gathered during PhD work of Nikita Levichev. The videos can be further used to visualize the laser cutting process. The description of the experimental campaign can be found in the corresponding paper (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optlaseng.2022.107333). Additional information about experimental setups used to collect the data can be accessed at https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2606544
Replication Data for: Analysis of laser scanning and photogrammetric scanning accuracy on the numerical determination of Head-Related Transfer Functions of a dummy head
No full textThis dataset contains numerically simulated Head-Related Impulse Responses (HRIRs) of the KU100 dummy head mesh. The HRIRs are computed on laser and photogrammetric scans of the dummy head. The scope of the dataset is to analyse the effect of the geometrical scanning error on the Head-Related Transfer Functions (HRTFs), deriving from the computed HRIRs, in terms of objective and perceptually inspired metrics related to binaural hearing.
Please refer to the readme.txt for further description
Muscle morphology of the medial gastrocnemius between typically developing children with different ancestral background
No full textThis dataset includes macroscopic morphological parameters for the medial gastrocnemius in one extended cohort of typically developing children, stratified in three ancestral subgroups
Renteboeken Stadsarchief Brugge
No full textThis dataset contains digital scans of 15th-century annuity books held at the City Archives Bruges.
Deze dataset bevat digitale scans van 15de eeuwse renteboeken die bewaard worden in het Stadsarchief Brugge
Regression model for adhesively bonded single lap joints
No full textThis programme allows processing of DIC data from bonded single lap joints. The data can be used to create a regression model to help optimise joint dimensions
Replication Data for: Microalgae harvesting using flocculation and dissolved air flotation: selecting the right vessel for lab-scale experiments
No full textThis dataset is the raw data of the experimental evidence collected to demonstrate the effect of using DAF jars of varying properties - shape, volume, H : D ratio, and materials. The dataset is composed of txt files, containing the information needed to reproduce the data in the manuscript. This information mainly relates to DAF jar properties and DAF efficiencies. The structure of the dataset permits easy and fast location of the data, and a README file is placed to help understand the nature and structure of files. The purpose of this data set is to give the reader access to the data used in the publication "Microalgae harvesting using flocculation and dissolved air flotation: selecting the right vessel for lab-scale experiments"
Le Corbusier Media Mentions 1921-1965
No full textThis data set contains a selection of significant media mentions and features from across historic newspapers in Germany, France, Belgium, the US, Australia, Austria and Switzerland, of the French-Swiss Modernist architect Le Corbusier from 1921-1965. It was compiled as part of a project (The Rise of the Technocelebrity: The Politics Of Social Expertise In The Public Careers Of Le Corbusier And Walter Gropius) in order to explore the relation of experts and celebrity in the 20th century through the cases of two exemplary architects, Le Corbusier and Walter Gropius. It provides information on the title, the nature of the article, the publication date, location and links to digitized copies of the articles from their original location in media repositories
Data accompanying the paper "Parallel-in-time multiple shooting for optimal control problems governed by the Navier-Stokes equations"
No full textFigure data and optimization results accompanying the paper "Parallel-in-time multiple shooting for optimal control problems governed by the Navier-Stokes equations".
In the paper, a multiple shooting algorithm is proposed for large-scale optimal control problems governed by the Navier-Stokes equations. The algorithm is based on an augmented Lagrangian method and was applied on several velocity tracking test cases. This dataset contains contains the data that was used in the figures from the accompanying paper.
On the one hand, the dataset contains the target velocities that were used in the velocity tracking test cases. This data is provided in the form of an h5 file that contains snapshots of the 3D flow field for both Taylor-Green test cases (for the terminology, the reader is referred to the paper).
On the other hand, the dataset contains the optimization results and timings for the different test cases. The optimization results, in the form of txt files, summarize the augmented Lagrangian outer iterations (objective function, Lagrange functional, matching error, penalty parameter and number of PDE evaluations used to solve the inner optimization problem).
The dataset here can be used to recreate figures related to the accompanying paper. Python files for loading and visualizing the data are included (for example usage, see README).
Further information, including description can be found in the paper:
Janssens, N. and Meyers, J. (2023). "Parallel-in-time multiple shooting for optimal control problems governed by the Navier-Stokes equations" [Under review
2018 National Assessment of Mathematics in the First Grade of Secondary Education in Flanders (A-stream)
No full textIn 2018 a national assessment was carried out, which was commissioned by the Flemish government, to assess the extent to which students have achieved the attainment targets for mathematics at the end of the first grade of secondary education (A-stream). This assessment is a reiteration of the previous national assessment on mathematics conducted in 2009. Data were collected through 10 written tests covering 4 domains: (1) number sense, (2) algebra, (3) data and (4) geometry. A representative sample of 2985 students from 104 Flemish secondary schools participated. Each student took 5 tests. Tests were supplemented with background questionnaires for students, parents and mathematics teachers. The questionnaires collected, among other things, information on general background characteristics of students and their families, students' and parents' attitudes, classroom practices and teachers' didactic approaches. The response rate to the student questionnaire was 96%. Teachers were able to complete part of the questionnaire online, for which the response rate was 93%. For the paper part, the response rate was 86%.In 2018 vond een peiling plaats in opdracht van de Vlaamse overheid om na te gaan in welke mate leerlingen op het einde van de eerste graad van het secundair onderwijs (A-stroom) de eindtermen wiskunde hebben behaald. Deze peiling is een herhaling van de voorgaande peiling wiskunde in 2009. De gegevens werden verzameld door middel van 10 schriftelijke toetsen die handelen over 4 domeinen: (1) getallenleer, (2) algebra, (3) data en (4) meetkunde. De toetsen werden afgenomen bij een representatieve steekproef van 2985 leerlingen uit 104 Vlaamse secundaire scholen. Elke leerling maakte 5 toetsen. Naast de toetsen werden ook vragenlijsten afgenomen bij leerlingen, ouders en wiskundeleerkrachten. Deze vragenlijsten verzamelden onder andere informatie over de algemene achtergrondkenmerken van de leerlingen en hun gezin, de attitudes van de leerlingen en ouders, de klaspraktijk en de didactische aanpak van de leerkracht. De responsgraad op de leerlingvragenlijst bedroeg 96%. De leerkrachten konden een deel van de vragenlijst online invullen, waarvoor de responsgraad 93% bedroeg. Voor het papieren gedeelte was dit 86%