city_population: Population size of the 83 largest German cities.

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Description

Population size of the 83 German cities that had more than 100,000 inhabitants when this data was collected in 1993 plus cues indicating whether a city has a soccer team, intercity trainline, University, etc. All cues are binary.

Usage

city_population

Format

A data frame.

Name

Name of city

Running_Number

Running Number

Population

Population size

Soccer_Team

1 indicates that the city has a soccer team, 0 indicates that it does not.

State_Capital

1 indicates that the city is a state capital, 0 indicates that it is not.

Former_East_Germany

1 indicates that the city belongs to former East Germany, 0 that is does not.

Industrial_Belt

1 indicates that the city is an industrial belt, 0 that it is not.

Licence_Plate

1 indicates that the city has a licence plate, 0 that it does not.

Intercity_Trainline

1 indicates that an intercity trainline crosses the city, 0 that it does not.

Exposition_Site

1 indicates that the city is an exposition size, 0 that it is not.

National_Capital

1 indicates that the city is the national capital, 0 that it is not.

University

1 indicates that the city has a University, 0 that it does not.

Details

The data is based on:

Fischer Welt Almanach [Fischer World Almanac]. (1993). Frankfurt, Germany: Fischer.

This is the data set used in simulations by the ABC (Adaptive Behavior and Cognition) research group.

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