This dataset looks at some of the roller coasters across the US and various other countries.
Researchers at the University of Alberta in Canada developed a test to measure the amount of urine and took more than 250 samples from 31 pools and hot tubs in two Canadian cities.
According to the study, researchers measured for the substance acesulfame-K (ACE), an artificial sweetener that passes through the body completely and is "an ideal urinary marker."
ACE is acesulfame-K which is a chemical that is used to test for urine in swimming pools. For more info click here.
Births in Philadelphia. These are data based on a 5% sample of all births occurring in Philadelphia in 1990.
The sample has 1115 observations (after deleting 32 cases with incomplete information) on five variables):
black = yes, no
educ = Mother's years of education
smoke = yes, no
gestate = gestational age in week
birthweight = birth weight in grams
A student survey was conducted at a major university. Data were collected from a random sample of 239 undergraduate students.
Variables:
Gender - Male or Female
Height - Self-reported height (in inches)
GPA - Student's cumulative college GPA
HS_GPA - Student's high school GPA (senior year)
Seat - Typical classroom seat location (F = Front, M = Middle, B = Back)
WtFeel - Does the student feel that he/she is: Underweight, About Right, Overweight
Cheat - Would they tell the instructor if he/she saw somebody cheating on exam? (No or Yes)
This data set includes data on 671 infants who had a very low birth weight, defined as being less than 1600 grams.
The data were collected between 1981 and 1987 at Duke University Medical Center
Note that ALL these infants had very low birth weights, so if you are comparing infants with a relatively high birth weight to infants with a relatively low birth weight, even the relatively high birth weights are very low compared to normal infant birth weights.
Wellington and Auckland Marathon Times 2015 and 2016
G/Pl - The Gender Placing of the athlete
Division - The division of the athlete
D/Pl - The division placing of the athlete
Data is from the Auckland and Wellington Marathon Websites.