Simulated SWIM Dataset with Binary Response
data(swim)A list containing the following elements:
A 3211 by 12 matrix of numeric values.
Binary variable indicating gender (1 = Female, 0 = Male).
Binary variable indicating if the individual is aged 35 or older (1 = Age 35 or older, 0 = Younger than 35).
Binary variable indicating if the individual has a high school diploma (1 = Has diploma, 0 = No diploma).
Binary variable indicating if the individual has never been married (1 = Never married, 0 = Ever married).
Binary variable indicating if the individual is divorced or widowed (1 = Divorced or widowed, 0 = Otherwise).
Numerical variable indicating the number of children the individual has.
Binary variable indicating if the individual has children under the age of 6 (1 = Has children under 6, 0 = No children under 6).
Binary variable indicating if the individual is black non-Hispanic (1 = Black Non-Hispanic, 0 = Otherwise).
Binary variable indicating if the individual is Hispanic (1 = Newly Hispanic, 0 = Otherwise).
Numerical variable indicating the individual's earnings one year prior to the study (possibly negative earnings or debt).
Binary variable indicating if the individual was employed one year prior to the study (1 = Employed, 0 = Unemployed).
Binary variable indicating if the individual was enrolled the job hunting training session (1 = Enrolled, 0 = Unenrolled).
A 3211 by 1 matrix containing zeros and ones.
Binary variable indicating if the individual was employed one year after the start of the study (1 = Employed, 0 = Unemployed).
Friedlander, D., & Hamilton, G. (1993). The Saturation Work Initiative Model in San Diego: A Five-Year Follow-up Study.