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Australian Institute of Sports (AIS) data
Description
Physical measurements and blood measurements from high performance athletes at the AIS
Usage
data(AIS)
Format
A data frame containing 202 observations with the following 13 variables.
Sex
the sex of the athlete:
F
means female, andM
means maleSport
the sport of the athlete; one of
BBall
(basketball),Field
,Gym
(gymnastics),Netball
,Rowing
,Swim
(swimming),T400m
, (track, further than 400m),Tennis
,TPSprnt
(track sprint events),WPolo
(waterpolo)LBM
lean body mass, in kg
Ht
height, in cm
Wt
weight, in kg
BMI
body mass index, in kg per metre-squared
SSF
sum of skin folds
PBF
percentage body fat
RBC
red blood cell count, in
10^{12}
per litreWBC
white blood cell count, in
10^{12}
per litreHCT
hematocrit, in percent
HGB
hemoglobin concentration, in grams per decilitre
Ferr
plasma ferritins, in ng per decilitre
Details
The data give measurements from high-performance athletes from the Australian Institute of Sport (ais), for 202 athletes (102 males; 100 females) on 13 variables. Telford and Cunningham (1991) provide more information on how the data were collected.
From the paper: “The main aim of the statistical analysis was to determine whether there were any hematological differences, on average, between athletes from the various sports, between the sexes, and whether there was an effect of mass or height” (p. 789).
Source
OzDASL, available on-line at http://www.statsci.org/data/.
References
Telford, R. D. and Cunningham, R. B. (1991) Sex, sport, and body-size dependency of hematology in highly trained athletes. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 23(7):788–794.
Examples
data(AIS)
summary(AIS)