Most of the data sets used in the OpenIntro slides are indeed visible in your slides GitHub page, sometimes as txt files together with R scripts inside of the figures folder for each section, and sometimes as part of a different package loaded inside of an R script in the figures folder for each section.
However, some data sets seem not to be present. Here are the ones I am looking for:
Section 1.1 the data set about cognitive behavioral therapy
Section 1.2 student survey
Section 9.1 the _regions_ for the poverty data (the poverty data by state is there, but the region designation for states is not there)
Section 9.2 the kid's iqs and its R code. I think this data set is already available as a dta file from Gelman-Hill texbook website: https://sites.stat.columbia.edu/gelman/arm/software/
and code for making the slides is just standard regression commands, so easy for instructors to reproduce if needed.
I'm asking so that I can get started on ADA conversion. The main one missing is the the regions for the poverty data because the poverty data does not contain the region designation of each state. This is for Section 9.1.
tmfiore
Dear OpenIntro,
Most of the data sets used in the OpenIntro slides are indeed visible in your slides GitHub page, sometimes as txt files together with R scripts inside of the figures folder for each section, and sometimes as part of a different package loaded inside of an R script in the figures folder for each section.
However, some data sets seem not to be present. Here are the ones I am looking for:
Section 1.1 the data set about cognitive behavioral therapy
Section 1.2 student survey
Section 9.1 the _regions_ for the poverty data (the poverty data by state is there, but the region designation for states is not there)
Section 9.2 the kid's iqs and its R code. I think this data set is already available as a dta file from Gelman-Hill texbook website: https://sites.stat.columbia.edu/gelman/arm/software/
and code for making the slides is just standard regression commands, so easy for instructors to reproduce if needed.
I'm asking so that I can get started on ADA conversion. The main one missing is the the regions for the poverty data because the poverty data does not contain the region designation of each state. This is for Section 9.1.
Thank you and best regards,
Tom Fiore