A Website for datasets

[Danielle Noel]

Hi all,

This week for my class, my professor would like us to find a dataset. Does anyone know a website that contains a list of usable data? The topic/subject of the data does not matter but since I'm doing a difference-of-means T-test, I have to have two groups with multiple observations each.

I would appreciate any suggestions or leads.

Thanks!

[Clyde Schechter]

Well, if you launch Stata and pull down the File menu and then click on Example Data sets, the Viewer will open with a page that shows two links. Click on Stata 14 Manual Datasets and you will be taken to another Viewer page with links to pages of example data sets appropriate to different sections of the user manual. The -ttest- command is in the [R] manual. So click that link and go to that page. The commands are listed alphabetically. Scroll down to find the -ttest- command and there will be links to data sets suitable as examples of that command, and you can download them from there. If you also read the [R] manual chapter on -ttest- you will see each of those actually used and that may give you a better since of which of these examples is best suited to your immediate purpose.

[Richard Williams]

Check this out:

http://www.statalist.org/forums/foru...eplicationwiki

[Danielle Noel]

Awesome. Thanks, Clyde!

[Danielle Noel]

Thanks, Richard! I appreciate your help