Description Usage Format Note Author(s)
A data set generated randomly from a python script meant to serve as an example for any type of data – including both categorical, quantitative and continuous (i.e. decimal) variables.
1 | data("example")
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A dataframe with 200 rows and 7 columns.
X
A generic, integer X variable.
Y
A generic, integer Y variable. Note that this differs from the X variable, although they do share some overlap in their domains.
Z
A generic, integer Z variable. Note that this differs from X and Y, although it's domain has some overlap with X and Y.
Name
A generic string variable that is one of
five possible names. If one of c("Gordon", "Thomas",
"Philipp", "Nugent", "Frank")
.
Media
The string name of a social media platform.
It may be one of 8 possible values from c("Snapchat", "Google",
"Vine", "Facebook", "Twitter", "LinkedIn", "Instagram", "Youtube")
.
Rating
A string letter grade rating. Note that this may be
considered to be a factor with levels of ("A", "B", "C",
"D", "F")
.
This wsas randomly generated data from the file make-random.py. This can be found in the data-raw/Random Example Data/ folder.
This is intended for example purposes, offering each kind of data.
The documentation does not auto-update. If one changes the base file, this documentation will no longer remain accurate.
Frank Kovacs fkovacs@cmu.edu
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