SMSA

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Datasets of Data And Story Library, project illustrating use of basic statistic methods, converted to arff format by Hakan Kjellerstrand.
Source: TunedIT: http://tunedit.org/repo/DASL

DASL file http://lib.stat.cmu.edu/DASL/Datafiles/SMSA.html

Air Pollution and Mortality

Reference: U.S. Department of Labor Statistics
Authorization: free use
Description: Properties of 60 Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas (a standard Census Bureau designation of the region around a city) in the United States, collected from a variety of sources.
The data include information on the social and economic conditions in these areas, on their climate, and some indices of air pollution potentials.
Number of cases: 60
Variable Names:

city: City name
JanTemp: Mean January temperature (degrees Farenheit)
JulyTemp: Mean July temperature (degrees Farenheit)
RelHum: Relative Humidity
Rain: Annual rainfall (inches)
Mortality: Age adjusted mortality
Education: Median education
PopDensity: Population density
%NonWhite: Percentage of non whites
%WC: Percentage of white collar workers
pop: Population
pop/house: Population per household
income: Median income
HCPot: HC pollution potential
NOxPot: Nitrous Oxide pollution potential
SO2Pot: Sulfur Dioxide pollution potential
NOx: Nitrous Oxide