data_murder: Murder data - fictitious

In michael-franke/aida-package: R package with helper functions for courses on _A_dvanced topics in and _I_ntro to _D_ata _A_nalysis

Murder data - fictitious

Description

The murder data set contains information about the relative number of murders in American cities. It also contains further socio-economic information, such as a city’s unemployment rate, and the percentage of inhabitants with a low income. This data set should only be used for illustration. No further real-world conclusions should be drawn from the data, as it is entirely fictitious.

Usage

data_murder

Format

A data frame with 20 rows and 4 variables. Each row in this data set shows data from a city. The variables are:

murder_rate

Annual murder rate per million inhabitants.

low_income

Percentage of inhabitants with a low income (however that is defined).

unemployment

Percentage of unemployed inhabitants.

population

Number of inhabitants of a city.

Source

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michael-franke/intro-data-analysis/master/data_sets/murder_rates.csv

See Also

The web-book chapter that covers the Murder data set.

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