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This is a data set containing information of 721 types of Pokémon, fictional creatures from a video game series. For each Pokémon their stats, the type of the Pokémon, and if it is categorized as legendary or not are registered.
Pokemon
A data frame with 721 observations (rows) and 12 variables (columns).
| Column name | Data type | Description | Values | |
[,1]  |  number  | factor | Each Pokémon is assigned a unique ID | (1... 721) | 
[,2]  |  name  | character | The name of the Pokémon | ("Bulbasaur"..."Volcanion") | 
[,3]  |  type1  | factor | 18 different main types | (Bug...Water) | 
[,4]  |  type2  | factor | 19 different additional types | (Bug...Water) | 
[,5]  |  hp  | integer | Hit points describing the Pokémon's health | (1 - 255) | 
[,6]  |  attack  | integer | Attach strength for normal attacks | (5 - 165) | 
[,7]  |  defense  | integer | Defence strength against normal attacks | (5 - 230) | 
[,8]  |  sp.atk  | integer | Strength for special attack | (10 - 154) | 
[,9]  |  sp.def  | integer | Damage resistance against special attacks | (20 - 230) | 
[,10]  |  speed  | integer | Attack speed | (5 - 160) | 
[,11]  |  generation  | factor | 6 generations of Pokémons | (1...6) | 
[,12]  |  legendary  | numeric | 1 if the Pokémon is legendary | (0, 1) | 
The type columns, type1 and type2, refer to different elemental
properties associated with both the Pokémon and the moves (attack).
type1: Each Pokémon has a type, this determines
weakness/resistance to attacks
type2: Some of the Pokémons are dual type and have an
additional type
For all the stats variables (hp, attack, defense,
sp.atk, sp.def, speed) high values are better than low
values. The hit points, hp, defines how much damage the Pokémon can
receive before fainting.
This data was used in the Exam STAT200, May 2022.
The data is from kaggle.
# A short summary of the variables
summary(Pokemon)
# Scatterplot matrix of some of the variables
pairs(Pokemon[, c( "hp", "attack", "defense", "speed")])
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