concussion

A data frame with 109 observations and 21 questions.
Severity rating recorded as categorical responses from c1 (none) to c7 (severe).

datasets

The gap statistic approach is extended to estimate the number of clusters for categorical response format data. This approach and accompanying software is designed to be used with the output of any clustering algorithm and with distances specifically designed for categorical (i.e. multiple choice) or ordinal survey response data.

Eduardo Cortes

DiscreteGapStatistic

An Extension of the Gap Statistic for Ordinal/Categorical Data

Jeffrey Miecznikowski

concussion function

## `data.frame`
<dl>
 <dt>Q1: Headache</dt>
<dd>Headache</dd> <dt>Q2: Nausea</dt>
<dd>Nausea</dd> <dt>Q3: Balance problems</dt>
<dd>Balance problems</dd> <dt>Q4: Dizziness</dt>
<dd>Dizziness</dd> <dt>Q5: Fatigue</dt>
<dd>Fatigue</dd> <dt>Q6: Sleep more</dt>
<dd>Sleeping more than usual</dd> <dt>Q7: Drowsiness</dt>
<dd>Drowsiness</dd> <dt>Q8: Sensibility to light</dt>
<dd>Sensibility to light</dd> <dt>Q9: Sensibility to noice</dt>
<dd>Sensibility to noice</dd> <dt>Q10: Irritability</dt>
<dd>Irritability</dd> <dt>Q11: Sadness</dt>
<dd>Sadness</dd> <dt>Q12: Nervousness</dt>
<dd>Nervousness/Anxiousness</dd> <dt>Q13: More emotional</dt>
<dd>Feeling more emotional</dd> <dt>Q14: Feeling slowed down</dt>
<dd>Feeling slowed down</dd> <dt>Q15: Feeling mentally foggy</dt>
<dd>Feeling mentally foggy</dd> <dt>Q16: Difficulty concentrating</dt>
<dd>Difficulty concentrating</dd> <dt>Q17: Difficulty remembering</dt>
<dd>Difficulty remembering</dd> <dt>Q18: Visual problem</dt>
<dd>Visual problems</dd> <dt>Q19: Confusion</dt>
<dd>Confusion</dd> <dt>Q20: Feeling clumsy</dt>
<dd>Feeling clumsy</dd> <dt>Q21: Answer slowlier</dt>
<dd>Answer slowlier</dd>
</dl>

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Concussion Data — concussion

## `data.frame`
<dl>
 <dt>Q1: Headache</dt>
<dd>Headache</dd>

 <dt>Q2: Nausea</dt>
<dd>Nausea</dd>

 <dt>Q3: Balance problems</dt>
<dd>Balance problems</dd>

 <dt>Q4: Dizziness</dt>
<dd>Dizziness</dd>

 <dt>Q5: Fatigue</dt>
<dd>Fatigue</dd>

 <dt>Q6: Sleep more</dt>
<dd>Sleeping more than usual</dd>

 <dt>Q7: Drowsiness</dt>
<dd>Drowsiness</dd>

 <dt>Q8: Sensibility to light</dt>
<dd>Sensibility to light</dd>

 <dt>Q9: Sensibility to noice</dt>
<dd>Sensibility to noice</dd>

 <dt>Q10: Irritability</dt>
<dd>Irritability</dd>

 <dt>Q11: Sadness</dt>
<dd>Sadness</dd>

 <dt>Q12: Nervousness</dt>
<dd>Nervousness/Anxiousness</dd>

 <dt>Q13: More emotional</dt>
<dd>Feeling more emotional</dd>

 <dt>Q14: Feeling slowed down</dt>
<dd>Feeling slowed down</dd>

 <dt>Q15: Feeling mentally foggy</dt>
<dd>Feeling mentally foggy</dd>

 <dt>Q16: Difficulty concentrating</dt>
<dd>Difficulty concentrating</dd>

 <dt>Q17: Difficulty remembering</dt>
<dd>Difficulty remembering</dd>

 <dt>Q18: Visual problem</dt>
<dd>Visual problems</dd>

 <dt>Q19: Confusion</dt>
<dd>Confusion</dd>

 <dt>Q20: Feeling clumsy</dt>
<dd>Feeling clumsy</dd>

 <dt>Q21: Answer slowlier</dt>
<dd>Answer slowlier</dd>


</dl>

concussion: Concussion Data

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