houses: Housing Data
In frank113/cmu202: Necessary Packages and Data for 36-202 at Carnegie Mellon University
Description
Based on recent data, a variety of variables on regional houses
are available.
Usage
1
data("houses")
Format
A dataframe with 30 rows and 6 columns.
PriceThe most recent list price of the home in thousands of
U.S. dollars.
AreaThe area of the home in hundreds of square feet.
LocationThe general neighborhood of the home:
suburbs
city
exurbNeither a suburb not a city.
dum.loc1One of two dummy variables for coding location.
dum.loc2The second dummy variable for coding location.
Note
The documentation does not auto-update. If one changes the base file,
this documentation will no longer remain accurate.
Description and most variable text from Gordon Weinberg.
Changed variables names to a single, uppercase word.
36-202 Data.
Obtained from the Spring 2016 edition of 36-202.
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Description
Based on recent data, a variety of variables on regional houses are available.
Usage
1 | data("houses")
|
Format
A dataframe with 30 rows and 6 columns.
PriceThe most recent list price of the home in thousands of U.S. dollars.
AreaThe area of the home in hundreds of square feet.
LocationThe general neighborhood of the home:
suburbscityexurbNeither a suburb not a city.
dum.loc1One of two dummy variables for coding location.
dum.loc2The second dummy variable for coding location.
Note
The documentation does not auto-update. If one changes the base file, this documentation will no longer remain accurate.
Description and most variable text from Gordon Weinberg.
Changed variables names to a single, uppercase word.
36-202 Data.
Obtained from the Spring 2016 edition of 36-202.
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