EX2.CENSUS: CENSUS data for Exercise 5 in Chapter 2
In regclass: Tools for an Introductory Class in Regression and Modeling
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Description
CENSUS data for Exercise 5 in Chapter 2
Usage
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data("EX2.CENSUS")
Format
A data frame with 3534 observations on the following 41 variables.
ResponseRatea numeric vector
Areaa numeric vector
Urbana numeric vector
Suburbana numeric vector
Rurala numeric vector
Malea numeric vector
Femalea numeric vector
AgeLess5a numeric vector
Age5to17a numeric vector
Age18to24a numeric vector
Age25to44a numeric vector
Age45to64a numeric vector
Age65plusa numeric vector
Hispanicsa numeric vector
Whitesa numeric vector
Blacksa numeric vector
NativeAmericansa numeric vector
Asiansa numeric vector
Hawaiiansa numeric vector
Othera numeric vector
RelatedHHa numeric vector
MarriedHHa numeric vector
NoSpouseHHa numeric vector
FemaleHHa numeric vector
AloneHHa numeric vector
WithKidHHa numeric vector
MedianHHIncomeBlocka numeric vector
MedianHHIncomeCitya numeric vector
OccupiedUnitsa numeric vector
VacantUnitsa numeric vector
RentingHHa numeric vector
HomeownerHHa numeric vector
MobileHomeUnitsa numeric vector
CrowdedUnitsa numeric vector
NoPhoneUnitsa numeric vector
NoPlumbingUnitsa numeric vector
NewUnitsa numeric vector
Populationa numeric vector
NumHHa numeric vector
NumUnitsa numeric vector
logMedianHouseValuea numeric vector
Details
See CENSUS for variable descriptions (this data is nearly identical). The goal is to predict ResponseRate from the other predictors. ResponseRate is the percentage of households in a block group that mailed in the census forms. A block group is on average about 40 blocks, each typically bounded by streets, roads, or water. The number of block groups per county in the US is typically between about 5 and 165 with a median of about 20.
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Description Usage Format Details
Description
CENSUS data for Exercise 5 in Chapter 2
Usage
1 | data("EX2.CENSUS")
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Format
A data frame with 3534 observations on the following 41 variables.
ResponseRatea numeric vector
Areaa numeric vector
Urbana numeric vector
Suburbana numeric vector
Rurala numeric vector
Malea numeric vector
Femalea numeric vector
AgeLess5a numeric vector
Age5to17a numeric vector
Age18to24a numeric vector
Age25to44a numeric vector
Age45to64a numeric vector
Age65plusa numeric vector
Hispanicsa numeric vector
Whitesa numeric vector
Blacksa numeric vector
NativeAmericansa numeric vector
Asiansa numeric vector
Hawaiiansa numeric vector
Othera numeric vector
RelatedHHa numeric vector
MarriedHHa numeric vector
NoSpouseHHa numeric vector
FemaleHHa numeric vector
AloneHHa numeric vector
WithKidHHa numeric vector
MedianHHIncomeBlocka numeric vector
MedianHHIncomeCitya numeric vector
OccupiedUnitsa numeric vector
VacantUnitsa numeric vector
RentingHHa numeric vector
HomeownerHHa numeric vector
MobileHomeUnitsa numeric vector
CrowdedUnitsa numeric vector
NoPhoneUnitsa numeric vector
NoPlumbingUnitsa numeric vector
NewUnitsa numeric vector
Populationa numeric vector
NumHHa numeric vector
NumUnitsa numeric vector
logMedianHouseValuea numeric vector
Details
See CENSUS for variable descriptions (this data is nearly identical). The goal is to predict ResponseRate from the other predictors. ResponseRate is the percentage of households in a block group that mailed in the census forms. A block group is on average about 40 blocks, each typically bounded by streets, roads, or water. The number of block groups per county in the US is typically between about 5 and 165 with a median of about 20.
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