the first stp in data analayis R software
getwd()
getwd()
## [1] "C:/Users/hp/OneDrive/Desktop"
Then read data SPSS WE need haven package
setwd("C:/Users/hp/OneDrive/Desktop/R-Training")
library(haven)
sleepdata=read_sav("sleep.sav")
dim(sleepdata)
## [1] 271 55
names(sleepdata)
## [1] "id" "sex" "age" "marital" "edlevel"
## [6] "weight" "height" "healthrate" "fitrate" "weightrate"
## [11] "smoke" "smokenum" "alchohol" "caffeine" "hourwnit"
## [16] "hourwend" "hourneed" "trubslep" "trubstay" "wakenite"
## [21] "niteshft" "liteslp" "refreshd" "satsleep" "qualslp"
## [26] "stressmo" "medhelp" "problem" "impact1" "impact2"
## [31] "impact3" "impact4" "impact5" "impact6" "impact7"
## [36] "stopb" "restlss" "drvsleep" "drvresul" "ess"
## [41] "anxiety" "depress" "fatigue" "lethargy" "tired"
## [46] "sleepy" "energy" "stayslprec" "getsleprec" "qualsleeprec"
## [51] "totsas" "cigsgp3" "agegp3" "probsleeprec" "drvslprec"
par(mfrow=c(1,2))
tabsex=table(sleepdata$sex)
tabsex
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## 0 1
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barplot(tabsex,main="Gender")
tabmars=table(sleepdata$marital)
barplot(tabmars,main="marital status")
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