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Keywords: multiple regression, one or twoway analysis of variance, factors
Data on 102 male and 100 female athletes collected at the Australian Institute of Sport, courtesy of Richard Telford and Ross Cunningham.
| Variable | Description | ||
| Sport | Sport | ||
| Sex | male or female | ||
| Ht | Height in cm | ||
| Wt | Weight in kg | ||
| LBM | Lean body mass | ||
| RCC | Red cell count | ||
| WCC | White cell count | ||
| Hc | Hematocrit | ||
| Hg | Hemoglobin | ||
| Ferr | Plasma ferritin concentration | ||
| BMI | Body mass index = weight/height^2 | ||
| SSF | Sum of skin folds | ||
| %Bfat | % body fat | ||
| Richard Telford and Ross Cunningham, Australian National University. |
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| Cook, R. D., and Weisberg, S. (1994). An Introduction to Regression Graphics. Wiley, New York. |
This works well as an example of a one-way or two-way layout by sport and sex, as well as an example of multiple regression. (I have used log-Ferr.)
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