cancer2: Tumor size and emission of radioactivity
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Tumor size and emission of radioactivity
Description
An experiment involved 21 cancer tumors. For each tumor the weight
was registered as well as the emitted radioactivity obtained with a special
medical technique (scintigraphic images). Three data points from large tumors were removed.
Usage
data(cancer2)
Format
A data frame with 18 observations on the following 3 variables.
idtumor id (numeric)
tumorwgttumor weight
radioactemitted radioactivity (numeric)
Source
Shin et al. (2005). Noninvasive imaging for monitoring of viable cencer cells using a dual-imaging reporter gene. The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 45, 2109-2115.
Examples
data(cancer2)
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Tumor size and emission of radioactivity
Description
An experiment involved 21 cancer tumors. For each tumor the weight was registered as well as the emitted radioactivity obtained with a special medical technique (scintigraphic images). Three data points from large tumors were removed.
Usage
data(cancer2)Format
A data frame with 18 observations on the following 3 variables.
idtumor id (numeric)
tumorwgttumor weight
radioactemitted radioactivity (numeric)
Source
Shin et al. (2005). Noninvasive imaging for monitoring of viable cencer cells using a dual-imaging reporter gene. The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 45, 2109-2115.
Examples
data(cancer2)
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