Datasets

Here you can find data used in the book for examples. All of them can be found in R-packages.

Data (source)	Short descripton	Length (range)	Timing	R package	Data name
AustralianWine	Australian wine sales: thousands of litres. By wine makers in bottles ≤ 1 litre	176	monthly	RSSA	AustralianWine
CO2	Atmospheric concentrations of CO2 in parts per million (ppm)	468	monthly	DATASETS	co2
White dwarf	Time variation of the intensity of the variable white dwarf star PG1159-035	618	each 10 seconds	SSABOOK	dwarfst
Production	Cruide oil and natural gas plant liquids production	300	monthly	SSABOOK	oilproduction
Tree rings	Tree ring indices, Douglas fir, Snake river basin, U S A	669	annual	SSABOOK	dftreerings
MotorVehicle	Total domestic and foreign car sales in the USA in thousands	541	monthly	RSSA	MotorVehicle
US unemployment	U.S. male and female unemployment figures in thousands (16-19 years and from 20 years)	408	monthly	RSSA	USUnemployment
Hotel	Hotel occupied room av.	168	monthly	SSABOOK	hotel
PayNSA	All Employees: Total Nonfarm Payrolls	913	monthly	SSABOOK	paynsa
Elec	Australian electricity production	476	monthly	FMA	elec
Cowtemp	Daily morning temperature of a cow, measured at 6.30am	75	daily	FMA	cowtemp
Glonass	Glonass time corrections	104832	each 5 minutes	SSABOOK	g15
Sunspots	Mean total sunspot number	316	annual	SSABOOK	sunspot2
Bookings	Numbers of hotel bookings through a particular web-site	4344	hourly	SSABOOK	bookings
EuStockMarkets	Closing prices of major European stock indices	1860	daily	DATASETS	EuStockMarkets
Mars	An image of Mars performed by Pierre Thierry	258 × 275	image	RSSA	Mars
Brecon Beacons	The test DTM of a region in South Wales, UK	80 × 100	image	SSABOOK	brecon
Kruppel	Regularized data of gene expression for the “Krüppel” gene (a drosophila embryo)	200 × 200	image	SSABOOK	kruppel
Monet	”A preview of the painting of Claude Monet called “Study of a Figure Outdoors: Woman with a Parasol, facing left”, 1886	400 × 263 × 3	image	SSABOOK	monet

“ssabook” Package

In order to use some of the data mentioned above, you need to install ssabook package. The simplest way to do that is to install it from R using Hadley’s package devtools by running the following code:

install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("asl/ssabook")

Be careful, devtools package has some additional dependences. The other way to install the package is to build it from the source code.