Data for Class

One sample data:

• Calf Weights and hormones (separated by commas)

• Your heights and Average Heights amongst 5

• Heights and their averages.

• Time Spent online by student.

• Flight Delay Times.

• Amazon scores for tracking watches (separated by white spaces)

• Data for Old Faithful Geyser (Yellowstone National park) (separated by white spaces)

• ACT scores

• Tomato Data

• Extreme Temperature data.

• M and M data (remember to use comma delimiter when uploading this file or best guess - depending whether you use Statcrunch or JMP)

• Wedding costs (remember to use comma delimiter when uploading this file or best guess - depending whether you use Statcrunch or JMP)

• averages for Groups of 5 and 10 of M&M bags.

• Blood donation data.

• Extreme Temperature data.

• Right skewed data.

• Do you like apple juice (1=yes, 0 =no), 100 people surveyed.

• Rental prices of one bedroom apartments in Dallas.

• Wheat prices 1.

• Wheat prices 2.

• Red wine and Polyphenol.

• Chocolate data.

• Fish stock over years.

• Older pilot vision.

• CEO salaries.

• Squirrel Crossing

• Left skewed data.

• Midterm 2 grades

Two independent sample data (remember the indicator/group function should be specified as an ordinal variable in JMP else you won't be able to get the JMP options to work)

• Floss - which is better?
• student height data
• diet data
• Influence of Calcium on Iron absorption This data set is interesting and illustrates how an outlier may significantly influence the conclusions of a t-test when the sample size is small.
• Antihistamine vs placebo reaction data
• MSA

Examples of matched paired t-test data

Anova Data:

• speed of light data
• The dummy data

• M and M data (remember to use comma delimiter when uploading this file or best guess - depending whethe$ or JMP) (The different groups are Peanut, Milk Chocolate and Peanut butter)

• Calf Weights and hormones

• Comparison of cigeratte brands

• Nitrogen in clover plants

• Cereals