Nothing
##' 19th-century international disputes
##'
##' Dataset of militarized international disputes between 1816 and 1899.
##'
##' The dataset is taken from the Correlates of War project. The unit of
##' observation is the dyad-year, and the variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{ccode1}}{Initiator's COW country code}
##' \item{\code{ccode2}}{Respondent's COW country code}
##' \item{\code{year}}{Year of dispute}
##' \item{\code{cap_1}}{Initiator's military capabilities (as percent of total
##' system capabilities)}
##' \item{\code{cap_2}}{Respondent's military capabilities (as percent of total
##' system capabilities)}
##' \item{\code{balanc}}{Balance of dyadic capabilities possessed by the
##' initiator (i.e., \code{cap_1 / (cap_1 + cap_2)})}
##' \item{\code{s_wt_re1}}{Dyadic S-score (see Signorino and Ritter 1998),
##' weighted by initiator's region}
##' \item{\code{s_wt_re2}}{Dyadic S-score, weighted by respondent's region}
##' \item{\code{dem1}}{Initiator's Polity score}
##' \item{\code{dem2}}{Respondent's Polity score}
##' \item{\code{distance}}{Distance (in miles) between initiator and respondent}
##' \item{\code{peaceyrs}}{Years since last dispute in this dyad}
##' \item{\code{midnum}}{Dispute's number in the MID data set}
##' \item{\code{revis1}}{Whether the initiator had "revisionist" aims}
##' \item{\code{revis2}}{Whether the respondent had "revisionist" aims}
##' \item{\code{sq}}{Indicator for status quo outcome}
##' \item{\code{capit}}{Indicator for capitulation outcome}
##' \item{\code{war}}{Indicator for war outcome}
##' \item{\code{esc}}{Indicator for escalation (i.e., either capitulation or war
##' occurs)}
##' \item{\code{regime1}}{Initiator's regime type (calculated from \code{dem1})}
##' \item{\code{regime2}}{Respondent's regime type (calculated from \code{dem2})}
##' }
##' @name war1800
##' @usage data(war1800)
##' @docType data
##' @references Daniel M. Jones, Stuart A. Bremer and J. David Singer. 1996.
##' "Militarized Interstate Disputes, 1816-1992: Rationale, Coding Rules, and
##' Empirical Patterns." \emph{Conflict Management and Peace Science} 15(2):
##' 163--213.
##' @seealso \code{\link{egame12}}
##' @keywords data
NULL
##' Currency attacks
##'
##' Data on speculative currency attacks and devaluation decisions for 90
##' countries from 1985 to 1998.
##'
##' The dataset is taken from Leblang (2003). The unit of
##' observation is the country-month, and the variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{outcome}}{Whether the country faced no speculative attack,
##' defended its currency against an attack, or devalued in response to an
##' attack in the given month}
##' \item{\code{preelec}}{Indicator for being in the three months prior to an
##' election}
##' \item{\code{postelec}}{Indicator for being in the three months following an
##' election}
##' \item{\code{rightgov}}{Indicator for a right-wing party being in power}
##' \item{\code{unifgov}}{Indicator for unified government: in presidential
##' systems, the same party controlling the presidency and the lower house of
##' the legislature; in parliamentary systems, one party/coalition having a
##' majority of seats}
##' \item{\code{lreserves}}{Logged ratio of currency reserves to base money in
##' the previous month}
##' \item{\code{realinterest}}{Domestic real interest rate in the previous
##' month}
##' \item{\code{lexports}}{Logged ratio of exports to GDP in the previous month}
##' \item{\code{capcont}}{Indicator for capital controls in the previous year}
##' \item{\code{overval}}{Overvaluation of the real exchange rate}
##' \item{\code{creditgrow}}{Domestic credit growth in the previous month}
##' \item{\code{service}}{External debt service (as percentage of exports) paid
##' in previous month}
##' \item{\code{USinterest}}{U.S. domestic interest rates in the previous month}
##' \item{\code{contagion}}{Number of other countries experiencing speculative
##' attacks in the same month}
##' \item{\code{prioratt}}{Number of prior speculative attacks experienced by the
##' country}
##' \item{\code{nation}}{Country name}
##' \item{\code{month}}{Month of observation}
##' \item{\code{year}}{Year of observation}
##' }
##' All of the non-binary variables other than \code{nation}, \code{month},
##' and \code{year} are standardized to have mean 0 and unit variance.
##'
##' We are grateful to David Leblang for allowing us to redistribute his data.
##' The original replication file is available in Stata format at
##' \url{https://sites.google.com/site/davidaleblang/data-1} (as of
##' 2015-02-22).
##' @name leblang2003
##' @usage data(leblang2003)
##' @docType data
##' @references David Leblang. 2003. "To Defend or Devalue: The Political
##' Economy of Exchange Rate Policy." \emph{International Studies Quarterly}
##' 47: 533--559.
##' @seealso \code{\link{egame12}}
##' @keywords data
##' @example inst/examples/leblang2003.r
NULL
##' Simulated egame122 data
##'
##' Simulated data for illustrating \code{\link{egame122}}.
##'
##' The variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{f1}, \code{f2}}{Factors with levels "a", "b", "c"}
##' \item{\code{x1}--\code{x5}}{Numeric variables entering Player 1's utilities}
##' \item{\code{z1}--\code{z3}}{Numeric variables entering Player 2's utilities}
##' \item{\code{a1}}{Indicator for Player 1's move (L or R)}
##' \item{\code{a2}}{Indicator for Player 2's move (L or R)}
##' \item{\code{y}}{Factor containing outcome}
##' }
##' @name data_122
##' @usage data(data_122)
##' @docType data
##' @seealso \code{\link{egame122}}
##' @keywords data
NULL
##' Simulated egame123 data
##'
##' Simulated data for illustrating \code{\link{egame123}}.
##'
##' The variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{x1}--\code{x8}}{Regressors}
##' \item{\code{a1}}{Indicator for Player 1's move (L or R)}
##' \item{\code{a2}}{Indicator for Player 2's move (L or R)}
##' \item{\code{a3}}{Indicator for Player 3's move (L or R)}
##' \item{\code{y}}{Numeric variable containing outcome number: 1, 3, 5, or 6,
##' corresponding to labels in the game tree in the \code{\link{egame123}}
##' documentation.}
##' }
##' @name data_123
##' @usage data(data_123)
##' @docType data
##' @seealso \code{\link{egame123}}
##' @keywords data
NULL
##' Simulated ultimatum data
##'
##' Simulated data for illustrating \code{\link{ultimatum}}.
##'
##' The variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{offer}}{The offer made by Player 1}
##' \item{\code{accept}}{Whether Player 2 accepted the offer (0 for rejection, 1
##' for acceptance)}
##' \item{\code{w1}, \code{w2}}{Variables entering both players' reservation values}
##' \item{\code{x1}--\code{x4}}{Variables entering Player 1's reservation value}
##' \item{\code{z1}--\code{z4}}{Variables entering Player 2's reservation value}
##' }
##' The maximum offer size is 15.
##' @name data_ult
##' @usage data(data_ult)
##' @docType data
##' @seealso \code{\link{ultimatum}}
##' @keywords data
NULL
##' Data from students playing the ultimatum game
##'
##' Data from a trial of the ultimatum game with graduate students.
##'
##' The variables are: \describe{
##' \item{\code{offer}}{The offer made by Player 1}
##' \item{\code{accept}}{Whether Player 2 accepted the offer (0 for rejection, 1
##' for acceptance)}
##' \item{\code{gender1}}{Whether Player 1 is female}
##' \item{\code{gender2}}{Whether Player 2 is female}
##' }
##' The maximum offer size is 100.
##' @name student_offers
##' @usage data(student_offers)
##' @docType data
##' @seealso \code{\link{ultimatum}}
##' @keywords data
NULL
Any scripts or data that you put into this service are public.
Add the following code to your website.
For more information on customizing the embed code, read Embedding Snippets.