Introduction to Statistics (MAT/SST 115.03 2008S)
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The data for this exercises are stored in
MarriageAges.csv.
MarriageAges = read.csv("/home/rebelsky/Stats115/Data/MarriageAges.csv")
The column names in the frame are
Couple,
HusbandAge,
WifeAge,
and
Difference. We might, for example, compute the
median husband age with
median(MarriageAges$HusbandAge)
You may once again find it useful to ask for summaries of the different variables.
summary(MarriageAges$HusbandAge)
We can get summaries of all the variables with
summary(MarriageAges)
The problem also asks you to compute standard deviations and
interquartile ranges. You use the sd to
compute standard deviations. You use the
IQR function to compute interquartile ranges.
sd(MarriageAges$HusbandAge) IQR(MarriageAges$HusbandAge)
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