snore: Snoring and heart disease contingency data
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Snoring and heart disease contingency data
Description
Norton and Dunn (1985) compiled data from four family practice clinics in Toronto to quantify the association between snoring and heart disease for 2484 subjects.
Usage
data(snore)
Format
A data frame with 2484 observations on the following 3 variables.
snoringA factor with levels every.night nearly.ever.night never occasional
ord.snoringAgresti (21012) transformed the explanatory levels to ordinal values in his analysis of this data.
diseasePresence/absence of heart disease
Source
Norton, P. G., and E. V. Dunn (1985) Snoring as a risk factor for disease: an
epidemiological survey. British Medical Journal 291: 630-632.
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Snoring and heart disease contingency data
Description
Norton and Dunn (1985) compiled data from four family practice clinics in Toronto to quantify the association between snoring and heart disease for 2484 subjects.
Usage
data(snore)Format
A data frame with 2484 observations on the following 3 variables.
snoringA factor with levels
every.nightnearly.ever.nightneveroccasionalord.snoringAgresti (21012) transformed the explanatory levels to ordinal values in his analysis of this data.
diseasePresence/absence of heart disease
Source
Norton, P. G., and E. V. Dunn (1985) Snoring as a risk factor for disease: an epidemiological survey. British Medical Journal 291: 630-632.
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