Where Can I Find Raw Statistical Data with Dummy Variables for Analysis?

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SUMMARY

This discussion centers on finding raw statistical data that includes dummy (indicator) variables for analysis. Key resources identified include Kaggle, which offers datasets and competitions, and Data.gov, a government repository for various datasets. Additionally, the standard version of R provides a collection of sample datasets suitable for statistical analysis. These resources are essential for anyone seeking comprehensive datasets for statistical modeling.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of dummy (indicator) variables in statistical analysis
  • Familiarity with data repositories like Kaggle and Data.gov
  • Basic knowledge of R programming and its dataset capabilities
  • Experience with statistical modeling techniques
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore Kaggle competitions and datasets for practical applications of dummy variables
  • Investigate the datasets available on Data.gov for specific statistical needs
  • Learn how to utilize R's built-in datasets for statistical analysis
  • Research statistical modeling techniques that effectively incorporate dummy variables
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Data analysts, statisticians, researchers, and anyone involved in statistical modeling who requires access to raw data with dummy variables for comprehensive analysis.

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Hi,

I am just wondering if anyone knows of any website that offers raw statistical data. This may be a major request but the data also has to contain dummy (indicator) variables.

Thanks
 
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chris_0101 said:
Hi,

I am just wondering if anyone knows of any website that offers raw statistical data. This may be a major request but the data also has to contain dummy (indicator) variables.

Thanks

Not sure if these are what you're looking for but here are a couple of sites with raw data. Kaggle has data sets with some of the data completely filled out and the competition is to figure out the rest. There is a large, two year competition starting April 4th that has a 3 million dollar prize.

http://www.data.gov/"
http://www.kaggle.com/"
 
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The standard version of R comes with a large collection of sample data sets.
 

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