bears: bears: Bear's Weight and Other Measurements

bearsR Documentation

bears: Bear's Weight and Other Measurements

Description

This data set contains data from a subset of the original data set bears supplied by Gary Alt. These data were collected in the interest of estimating the weight of a bear based on other measurements of the bear.

Usage

bears

Format

A data frame with 24 observations (rows) and 12 variables (columns).

Column name Data type Description Values
[,1] ID integer Identification number (1 - 24)
[,2] Weight integer The weight of the bear in pounds (20 - 255)
[,3] Length integer The length of the bear in inches (91 - 187)
[,4] Age integer The bear's age in month (8 - 177)
[,5] Month integer The month the measurement was made (4 = April) (4 - 9)
[,6] Head.L integer Length of the head in inches (23 - 43)
[,7] Head.W integer Width of the head in inches (11 - 25)
[,8] Neck.G integer Girth (distance around) the neck in inches (27 - 80)
[,9] Chest.G integer Girth (distance around) the chest in inches (48 - 137)
[,10] Sex factor The bear's gender: F = female, M = male (F, M)
[,11] Group integer 6 different groups (1 - 6)
[,12] Sim numeric (1.793 - 5.534)

References

The bears data, supplied by Gary Alt., was referenced in Reader's Digest (April 1979) and Sports Afield (September 1981).

Examples


# Linear model
res <- lm(Weight ~ Length + I(Length^2), data = bears)

# Box plot of weight based on gender
boxplot(Weight ~ Sex, data = bears)


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