Machine Learning

This aerial image dataset consists of more than 22,000 independent buildings extracted from aerial images with 0.0075 m spatial resolution and 450 km^2 covering in Christchurch, New Zealand. The most parts of aerial images are down-sampled to 0.3 m ground resolution and cropped into 8,189 non-overlapping tiles with 512* 512. These tiles make up the whole dataset. They are split into three parts: 4,736 tiles for training, 1,036 tiles for validation and 2,416 tiles for testing.

This data includes 350 Korotkoff sounds and their corresponding osciilometric waveforms, cuff pressure and detected systolic and diastolic pressures.

E-nose can be used for food authentication and adulteration assessment. Recently, halal authentication has gained attention because of cases of pork adulteration in beef. In this study, The electronic nose was built using nine MQ series gas sensors from Zhengzhou Winsen Electronics Technology Co., Ltd for detection pork adulteration in beef. The list of gas sensors are MQ2, MQ4, MQ6, MQ9, MQ135, MQ136, MQ137, and MQ138. These gas sensors were assembled with an Arduino microcontroller.

We collected experimental field data with a prototype open-ended waveguide sensor (WR975) operating between 600 MHz - 1300 MHz. With our prototype sensor we collected reflection coefficient measurements at a total of 50 unique 1-ft^2 sites across two separate established cranberry beds in central Wisconsin. The sensor was placed directly on top of cranberry-crop bed canopies, and we obtained 12 independent reflection coefficient measurements (each defined as one S11 sweep across frequency) at each 1-ft^2 site by randomly rotating and/or translating the sensor aperture above each site. After