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Course: CH 5021, Fall 2009School: Minnesota
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File # ex12_016.txt from publisher's web site # Data for Ex. 12.16, p. 785 of IPS4 (Table 12.3) # Col. 1: id = subject number (1-160) # Col. 2: promotions = number of promotions # Col. 3: price = estimated price of supermarket product ($) # Use group <- makefactor(promotions) id promotions price 1 1 3.78 2 1 3.82 3 1 4.18 4 1 4.46 5 1 4.31 6 1...
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File # ex12_016.txt from publisher's web site
# Data for Ex. 12.16, p. 785 of IPS4 (Table 12.3)
# Col. 1: id = subject number (1-160)
# Col. 2: promotions = number of promotions
# Col. 3: price = estimated price of supermarket product ($)
# Use group <- makefactor(promotions)
id promotions price
1 1 3.78
2 1 3.82
3 1 4.18
4 1 4.46
5 1 4.31
6 1 4.56
7 1 4.36
8 1 4.54
9 1 3.89
10 1 4.13
11 1 3.97
12 1 4.38
13 1 3.98
14 1 3.91
15 1 4.34
16 1 4.24
17 1 4.22
18 1 4.32
19 1 3.96
20 1 4.73
21 1 3.62
22 1 4.27
23 1 4.79
24 1 4.58
25 1 4.46
26 1 4.18
27 1 4.40
28 1 4.36
29 1 4.37
30 1 4.23
31 1 4.06
32 1 3.86
33 1 4.26
34 1 4.33
35 1 4.10
36 1 3.94
37 1 3.97
38 1 4.60
39 1 4.50
40 1 4.00
41 3 4.12
42 3 3.91
43 3 3.96
44 3 4.22
45 3 3.88
46 3 4.14
47 3 4.17
48 3 4.07
49 3 4.16
50 3 4.12
51 3 3.84
52 3 4.01
53 3 4.42
54 3 4.01
55 3 3.84
56 3 3.95
57 3 4.26
58 3 3.95
59 3 4.30
60 3 4.33
61 3 4.17
62 3 3.97
63 3 4.32
64 3 3.87
65 3 3.91
66 3 4.21
67 3 3.86
68 3 4.14
69 3 3.93
70 3 4.08
71 3 4.07
72 3 4.08
3 73 3.95
74 3 3.92
75 3 4.36
76 3 4.05
77 3 3.96
78 3 4.29
79 3 3.60
80 3 4.11
81 5 3.32
82 5 3.86
83 5 4.15
84 5 3.65
85 5 3.71
86 5 3.78
87 5 3.93
88 5 3.73
89 5 3.71
90 5 4.10
91 5 3.69
92 5 3.83
93 5 3.58
94 5 4.08
95 5 3.99
96 5 3.72
97 5 4.41
98 5 4.12
99 5 3.73
100 5 3.56
101 5 3.25
102 5 3.76
103 5 3.56
104 5 3.48
105 5 3.47
106 5 3.58
107 5 3.76
108 5 3.57
109 5 3.87
110 5 3.92
111 5 3.39
112 5 3.54
113 5 3.86
114 5 3.77
115 5 4.37
116 5 3.77
117 5 3.81
118 5 3.71
129 5 3.58
120 5 3.69
121 7 3.45
122 7 3.64
123 7 3.37
124 7 3.27
125 7 3....
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