dat.employee

Some human resource data on 37 employees with 6 variables. The following is the contents of the corresponding file of variable labels that would be read from an external <code>csv</code> file with <code><a href="/link/rad.labels?package=lessR&version=2.2" rd-options="" data-mini-rdoc="lessR::rad.labels">rad.labels</a></code>.Years,"Years Employed in the Company"Gender,"Male or Female"Dept,"Department Employed"Salary,"Annual Salary (USD)"Satisfaction,"Satisfaction with Work Environment"HealthPlan,"1=GoodHealth, 2=YellowCross, 3=BestCare"

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Each function accomplishes the work of several or more
        standard R functions.  For example, two function calls, rad()
        and full(), together read the csv data and generate descriptive
        statistics for all variables in the data frame, plus histograms
        and bar charts as appropriate. The t-test function, tt,
        analyzes one or two groups from data or summary statistics and
        introduces the ODDSMD plot, which displays the Overlapping
        Density Distributions of two independent groups as well as a
        visual display of the mean difference and standardized mean
        difference. Other functions provide for descriptive statistics,
        a comprehensive regression analysis, color plotting, color bar
        chart, color histogram, color box plot, color density curves, a
        calibrated power curve, and the reading and display of csv
        formatted data. The function help.me provides a help system
        that suggests specific analyses and functions. Variable labels
        are also available.

dat.employee: Employee Data

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