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Keywords: growth curves, random effects
The data give growth measurements on Tammar wallabies (Macropus eugenii). Each line is a set of measurements on an animal at a particular time. Most lengths are in tenths of millimetres. The data from some animals is very fragmentary.
Variable | Description | ||
Anim | Animal number | ||
Sex | 1=male, 2=female | ||
Loca | Location of animal | ||
Leng | Length of animal (tenths of a millimetre) | ||
Head | Head length | ||
Ear | Ear Length | ||
Arm | Arm length | ||
Leg | Leg length | ||
Pres | Pes (foot) length | ||
Tail | Tail length | ||
Weight | Weight (tenths of a gram) | ||
Age | Age in days from birth | ||
Data file (tab-delimited text)
Data courtesy of Dr Jeff Wood, CSIRO Biometrics Unit INRE, Canberra. |
Mallon, G. (1994). Mixed Linear Models and Applications. Honours Thesis, Department of Mathematics University of Queensland. |
Data cleaning and corrections by Professor Heike Hofmann, Department of Statistics, Iowa State University, 13 February 2008.
For his Honours Project, Geoff Mallon used the data to illustrate growth curves with random effect coefficients, using PROC MIXED in SAS.
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