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This database of two-channel ECG recordings has been created for use in the Computers in Cardiology Challenge 2001, an open competition with the goal of developing automated methods for predicting paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (PAF). See the challenge announcement for information about the competition, and see Predicting Onset of Atrial Fibrillation for a brief overview of the clinical problem, its significance, and suggestions for further reading on the subject.
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FunCoup network information for gene Paf-AHalpha in Drosophila melanogaster. PA1B2_DROME Platelet-activating factor acetylhydrolase IB subunit beta ho...
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We present the Single-dish PARKES data sets for finding the uneXpected (SPARKESX), a compilation of real and simulated high-time resolution observations. SPARKESX comprises three mock surveys from the Parkes ''Murriyang'' radio telescope. A broad selection of simulated and injected expected signals (such as pulsars, fast radio bursts), poorly known signals (such as the features expected from flare stars) and unknown unknowns are generated for each survey. We provide a baseline by presenting how successful a typical pipeline based on the standard pulsar search software, PRESTO, is at finding the injected signals.
The dataset is designed to aid in the development of new search algorithms, including image processing, machine learning, and deep learning. The raw data, ground truth labels, and baseline are provided.
The collection is split into 4 parts. See collections in related links. Part 1 - Ground truth labels, injected images, multibeam dataset Part 2 - PAF dataset Part 3 - PAF dataset Part 4 - PAF dataset
Publication: SPARKESX: Single-dish PARKES data sets for finding the uneXpected - A data challenge (Yong et a. 2022, submitted) Lineage: The injected signals and simulated data were created using CSIRO's open source simulateSearch software. The real data from the multibeam survey were acquired from the CSIRO Data Access Portal.
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According to Cognitive Market Research, the global Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) market size is USD 1758.6 million in 2024. It will expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.00% from 2024 to 2031. North America held the major market share for more than 40% of the global revenue with a market size of USD 703.44 million in 2024 and will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.2% from 2024 to 2031. Europe accounted for a market share of over 30% of the global revenue with a market size of USD 527.58 million. Asia Pacific held a market share of around 23% of the global revenue with a market size of USD 404.48 million in 2024 and will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.00% from 2024 to 2031. Latin America had a market share for more than 5% of the global revenue with a market size of USD 87.93 million in 2024 and will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.4% from 2024 to 2031. Middle East and Africa had a market share of around 2% of the global revenue and was estimated at a market size of USD 35.17 million in 2024 and will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2.7% from 2024 to 2031. The Crystalline held the highest Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) market revenue share in 2024. Market Dynamics of Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) Market Key Drivers for Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) Market Rising Demand in Aluminium Production to Increase the Demand Globally With the escalating demand for aluminum throughout diverse sectors, including production, transportation, and packaging, the market for Potassium Aluminum Fluoride (PAF) is poised for a large increase. PAF performs a pivotal role in the electrolytic discount technique crucial for aluminium production. As industries continue to amplify and innovate, in particular in rising economies, the call for aluminum and, consequently, PAF is expected to surge. This trend displays more than just the sizeable software of aluminium however additionally the reliance of numerous sectors on its flexible residences. As a result, manufacturers and suppliers of PAF are probably to witness a heightened call for aligning with the increased trajectory of the aluminium enterprise. Growing Demand for Fluoride Salts to Propel Market Growth The increasing call for fluoride salts, inclusive of Potassium Aluminum Fluoride (PAF), extends past aluminium production into various programs. PAF serves as a crucial source of fluoride ions, locating software in water fluoridation tasks aimed toward improving dental fitness. Moreover, it helps brazing and welding techniques by enhancing the waft and wetting residences of molten metals, serving as fluxes in these programs. Additionally, positive fluoride salts derived from PAF find applications in prescribed drugs, contributing to diverse formulations and drug improvement strategies. This multifaceted versatility underscores the importance of PAF past its position in aluminum production, highlighting its essential role in selling dental hygiene, assisting metalworking techniques, and helping pharmaceutical improvements. Restraint Factor for the Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) Market Fluctuations in Aluminium Prices to Limit the Sales The Potassium Aluminum Fluoride (PAF) marketplace is intricately related to the aluminum industry, with its call heavily encouraged by fluctuations in aluminum charges as aluminum charges fluctuate because of factors like supply chain disruptions, modifications in demand from sectors consisting of creation and automobile, and international economic situations, the demand for PAF stories corresponding shifts. When aluminum charges rise, producers may seek value-effective options or modify their manufacturing techniques, doubtlessly reducing the call for PAF. Conversely, at some stage in durations of lower aluminium costs, demand for PAF may growth as producers ramp up manufacturing to capitalize on price benefits. Therefore, the volatility in aluminum fees performs an extensive role in shaping the demand dynamics in the PAF marketplace, impacting its growth and profitability. Impact of Covid-19 on the Potassium Aluminium Fluoride (PAF) Market The COVID-19 pandemic has wonderfully influenced the Potassium Aluminum Fluoride (PAF) market. Initially, lockdowns and disruptions to supply chains slowed production and distribution, affecting both aluminum production and downstream industries. Reduced economic interest in sectors like creation and cars, major cust...
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FunCoup network information for gene PAF in Homo sapiens. PAF15_HUMAN PCNA-associated factor
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LINZ maintains a point layer of primary address points allocated by local councils for rateable properties. The principle purpose of this dataset is to allocate voters to the correct electorate. The set is actively maintained, but is still incomplete and some locations are incorrect. Nevertheless it is by far the most comprehensive address database available.
It includes all (allocated) rural address points (RAPID numbers), commercial addresses and many flat numbers. So numbers are not numeric, there are all sorts of formats included here, sorry. Addresses are not unique. The points are "location addresses", not "postal addresses". For residential town addresses this is normally the same, but for commercial and rural locations they are not the same.
Primary addresses are only the number and alpha parts. Not included is a flat, unit, apartment, floor or other subdivision of the main property address. They should also not be a range, simply the entrance to the property.
Address points only have a number and a key to a road centreline segment. They did not contain a full address or postcode as you see here.
Road names in the address are joined from the road centreline segments All road names in this database are official, with a locality (suburb or town) allocated to make the complete address unique within a local council district. Road names are unique if you include the location and local authority name as part of the name. The postcode alone does not make an address unique because they cover too large an area and NZPost use a different surburb/mailtown/postcode composite key.
The locality is not derived from the road centrelines. These are not useful because the do not have a left and right and do not reflect common usage. Instead the Fire Service locality polygons have been used to tag the addresses with the preferred name. I know it may not be the name used elsewhere, so a geocoder allows for alternatives.
These addresses are a "situation" or "location" address, not a "delivery address" or "property identifier". It does not have complete flat or unit numbers, although there are some due to confusion in the purpose of the database, so you will see some.
NZ Post uses this dataset to maintain their GeoPAF file which is a subset of this data because they only supply 'deliverable' addresses where they deliver mail. Therefore no commercial or rural addresses are included in the PAF (PO Boxes are the postal address for these properties). The postcode has been added from an authoritative postcode map. Postcodes are for bulk mail sorting, not for defining a unique location address. (NZPost will supplement the PAF with all address points for a significant fee.)
Note that an address number is related to the road centreline. No road - no address. It is a linear referencing system, starting at one end, continuing in sequence to the end of the road with odd numbers on one side and even numbers on the other. In towns the spacing is approximately 20 metres, and in the country it is 200 metres.
Addresses are NOT related to parcels and should not be a property key because they are not unique, consider a corner section. They do not define property boundaries. Think of addresses as the location of the letterbox marking the entrance to the property, not the building. The mapped point is generally located 15 metres from the centreline at the entrance or at the neck of a rear section. Address ranges on a point are deprecated in the NZ address standard, a single number should be allocated to the principle entrance so the fire service can find it quickly and unambiguously.
This is different from base address ranges with parity and direction on a road centreline which would be really useful and are common overseas but do not exist for NZ. Even private sets are not done properly. A base address is a simple integer with a range of 1 - 99999.
See Where The Hell Are You? for more explanation on the confusion between an address and a property and the NZ Address Standard AS/NZS 4819:2003.
Meshblock codes for the 2013 census have been added.
Source LINZ Bulk Data Extract August 2014, Postcodes Feb 2014
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BackgroundCatheter ablation (CA) for atrial fibrillation (AF) is now an important therapeutic modality for patients with AF. However, data regarding changes in left atrial (LA) function after CA have indicated conflicting results depending on the AF types, follow-up period, and the analytical imaging tools. The objective of this review was to analyze the effect of CA on the LA size and function for patients with AF.MethodsWe searched for studies regarding LA size and function pre- and post-ablation in PubMed, Embase, the Cochrane Library, and Web of Knowledge through May 2014. LA function was measured by LA ejective fraction (LAEF), LA active ejective fraction (LAAEF), or both. Total and subgroup analyses were implemented using Cochrane Review Manager Version 5.2. Weighted mean differences with 95% confidence intervals were used to express the results of continuous outcomes using fixed or random effect models. I2 was used to calculate heterogeneity. To assess publication bias, Egger’s test and Begg’s funnel plot were performed using Stata 12.0.ResultsTwenty-five studies (2040 enrolled patients) were selected for this meta-analysis. The LA diameter (LAD), maximum LA volume, and minimal LA volume were significantly decreased post-ablation, as compared with those at a pre-ablation visit. Compared with the pre-ablation outcomes, we found no significant differences in LAEF/LAAEF at a post-ablation follow-up. Decreases in LA volume and LAEF remained significant post-ablation for paroxysmal AF (PAF); however, the LAEF was insignificant changes in persistent AF (PeAF). Heterogeneity was significant in spite which individual study was excluded. A publication bias was not found. In a meta-regression analysis, we did not find any factor that contributed to the heterogeneity.ConclusionWith CA, LA volumes and LAD were decreased significantly in patients with AF; LAEF was not significant changes in patients with PeAF but decreased in those with PAF.
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Objective: Prolonged monitoring times (72h) are recommended to detect paroxysmal atrial fibrillation (pAF) after ischemic stroke, but not yet clinical practice; therefore, an individual patient selection for prolonged ECG monitoring might increase the diagnostic yield of pAF in a resource-saving manner. Methods: We used individual patient data from three prospective studies (ntotal=1556) performing prolonged Holter ECG monitoring (at least 72h) and centralized data evaluation after TIA or stroke in patients with sinus rhythm. Based on the TRIPOD guideline, a clinical score was developed on one cohort, internally validated by bootstrapping and externally validated on two other studies. Results: pAF was detected in 77 (4.9%) of 1556 patients during 72h-Holter monitoring. After logistic regression analysis with variable selection, age and the qualifying stroke event (categorised as stroke severity with NIH-SS≤5 (OR 2.4 vs. TIA; 95%CI0.8-6.9,p=0.112) or stroke with NIH-SS>5 (OR 7.2 vs. TIA; 95%CI 2.4-21.8,p<0.001)) were found to be predictive for the detection of pAF within 72h-Holter monitoring and included in the final score (Age: 0.76 points/year, Stroke Severity NIH-SS≤5 = 9 points, NIH-SS>5 = 21 points; to Find AF, AS5F). The high risk group defined by AS5F is characterized by a predicted risk between 5.2% and 40.8% for detection of pAF with a number needed to screen of 3 for the highest observed AS5F points within the study population. Regarding the low number of outcomes before generalization of AS5F the results need replication. Conclusion: The AS5F score can select patients for prolonged ECG monitoring after ischemic stroke to detect pAF.
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Note: a, the numbering corresponds to the 2-DE gel in Figure 6A; b, accession number according to Mascot Search Results; c, “↓” meant “downregulated” and “↑” meant “upregulated”.
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LINZ maintains a point layer of primary address points allocated by local councils for rateable properties. The principle purpose of this dataset is to allocate voters to the correct electorate. The set is actively maintained, but is still incomplete and some locations are incorrect. Nevertheless it is by far the most comprehensive address database available.
It includes all rural address points (RAPID numbers), commercial addresses and many flat numbers. So numbers are not numeric, there are all sorts of formats included here, sorry. Addresses are not unique. The points are "location addresses", not "postal addresses". For residential town addresses this is normally the same, but for commercial and rural locations they are not the same.
Primary addresses are only the number and alpha parts. Not included is a flat, unit, apartment, floor or other subdivision of the main property address. They should also not be a range, simply the entrance to the property.
Address points only have a number and a key to a road centreline segment. They did not contain a full address or postcode as you see here.
Road names in the address are joined from the road centreline segments, in turn derived from the ASP (Authoritative Streets and Places) database (downloadable from the LINZ site). All road names in this database are official, with a locality (suburb or town) allocated to make the complete address unique within a local council district. There are no postcodes in the ASP of course. Unfortunately there is only one entry linked per road name, which is not always correct for long roads, where the road is a suburb boundary or a road is cut by a TLA boundary. Road names are unique if you include the location and local authority name as part of the name. The postcode alone does not make an address unique because they cover too large an area and NZPost use a different surburb/mailtown/postcode composite key.
These addresses are a "situation" or "location" address, not a "delivery address" or "property identifier". It does not have complete flat or unit numbers, although there are some due to confusion in the purpose of the database, so you will see some.
NZ Post uses this dataset to maintain their GeoPAF file which is a subset of this data because they only supply 'post' addresses where they deliver mail. Therefore no commercial or rural addresses are included in the PAF (PO Boxes are the postal address for these properties). The postcode has been added from an original postcode map, not from the PAF. It is not part of the LINZ or ASP. Postcodes are for bulk mail sorting, not for defining a unique location address. (NZPost will supplement the PAF with all address points for a significant fee.)
Note that an address number is related to the road centreline. No road - no address. It is a linear referencing system, starting at one end, continuing in sequence to the end of the road with odd numbers on one side and even numbers on the other. In towns the spacing is approximately 20 metres, and in the country it is 200 metres.
Addresses are NOT related to parcels and should not be a property key because they are not unique, consider a corner section. They do not define property boundaries. Think of addresses as the location of the letterbox marking the entrance to the property, not the building. The mapped point is generally located 15 metres from the centreline at the entrance or at the neck of a rear section. Address ranges on a point are deprecated in the NZ address standard, a single number should be allocated to the principle entrance so the fire service can find it quickly and unambiguously.
This is different from base address ranges with parity and direction on a road centreline which would be really useful and are common overseas but do not exist for NZ. Even private sets are not done properly. A base address is a simple integer with a range of 1 - 9999.
See Where The Hell Are You? for more explanation on the confusion between an address and a property and the NZ Address Standard AS/NZS 4819:2003.
Source LINZ Bulk Data Extract February 2011, ASP, Postcodes Nov 2006
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This folder contains a CHM13 subset the raw output of hifieval and PAF alignment files of reads using minimap2. More information could be found in https://github.com/magspho/hifieval. We hope those creating new EC tools may find it more efficient to run hifieval on their own tool rather than having to run the other assemblers during benchmarking.
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