Crime

Data for Exercises 1.90, 2.32, 3.64, and 5.113

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Data sets for book "Basic Statistics and Data Analysis" by
Larry J. Kitchens.

Alan T Arnholt

BSDA

Basic Statistics and Data Analysis

Alan T. Arnholt

Ben Evans

Crime function

A data frame/tibble with 102 observations on three variables<dl class="dl-horizontal">
<dt>state</dt><dd>a factor with levels <code>Alabama</code>,
<code>Alaska</code>, <code>Arizona</code>, <code>Arkansas</code>, <code>California</code>,
<code>Colorado</code>, <code>Connecticut</code>, <code>DC</code>, <code>Delaware</code>, <code>Florida</code>,
<code>Georgia</code>, <code>Hawaii</code>, <code>Idaho</code>, <code>Illinois</code>, <code>Indiana</code>,
<code>Iowa</code>, <code>Kansas</code>, <code>Kentucky</code>, <code>Louisiana</code>, <code>Maine</code>,
<code>Maryland</code>, <code>Massachusetts</code>, <code>Michigan</code>, <code>Minnesota</code>,
<code>Mississippi</code>, <code>Missour</code>, <code>Montana</code>, <code>Nebraska</code>,
<code>Nevada</code>, <code>New Hampshire</code>, <code>New Jersey</code>, <code>New Mexico</code>,
<code>New York</code>, <code>North Carolina</code>, <code>North Dakota</code>, <code>Ohio</code>,
<code>Oklahoma</code>, <code>Oregon</code>, <code>Pennsylvania</code>, <code>Rhode Island</code>,
<code>South Carolina</code>, <code>South Dakota</code>, <code>Tennessee</code>, <code>Texas</code>,
<code>Utah</code>, <code>Vermont</code>, <code>Virginia</code>, <code>Washington</code>, <code>West
Virginia</code>, <code>Wisconsin</code>, and <code>Wyoming</code></dd>
<dt>year</dt><dd>a factor with levels <code>1983</code> and <code>1993</code></dd> 
<dt>rate</dt><dd>crime rate per 100,000 inhabitants</dd> 
</dl>

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Violent crime rates for the states in 1983 and 1993 — Crime

A data frame/tibble with 102 observations on three variables<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
<dt>state</dt><dd>a factor with levels <code>Alabama</code>,
<code>Alaska</code>, <code>Arizona</code>, <code>Arkansas</code>, <code>California</code>,
<code>Colorado</code>, <code>Connecticut</code>, <code>DC</code>, <code>Delaware</code>, <code>Florida</code>,
<code>Georgia</code>, <code>Hawaii</code>, <code>Idaho</code>, <code>Illinois</code>, <code>Indiana</code>,
<code>Iowa</code>, <code>Kansas</code>, <code>Kentucky</code>, <code>Louisiana</code>, <code>Maine</code>,
<code>Maryland</code>, <code>Massachusetts</code>, <code>Michigan</code>, <code>Minnesota</code>,
<code>Mississippi</code>, <code>Missour</code>, <code>Montana</code>, <code>Nebraska</code>,
<code>Nevada</code>, <code>New Hampshire</code>, <code>New Jersey</code>, <code>New Mexico</code>,
<code>New York</code>, <code>North Carolina</code>, <code>North Dakota</code>, <code>Ohio</code>,
<code>Oklahoma</code>, <code>Oregon</code>, <code>Pennsylvania</code>, <code>Rhode Island</code>,
<code>South Carolina</code>, <code>South Dakota</code>, <code>Tennessee</code>, <code>Texas</code>,
<code>Utah</code>, <code>Vermont</code>, <code>Virginia</code>, <code>Washington</code>, <code>West
Virginia</code>, <code>Wisconsin</code>, and <code>Wyoming</code></dd>
<dt>year</dt><dd>a factor with levels <code>1983</code> and <code>1993</code></dd> 
<dt>rate</dt><dd>crime rate per 100,000 inhabitants</dd> 
</dl>

Crime: Violent crime rates for the states in 1983 and 1993

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