sample

This is a sample report. I will publish on RPubs. The data source is the DAAG package. I am using the ais dataset. The first six records are shown below. ctrl alt i for new chunks

##    rcc wcc   hc   hg ferr   bmi   ssf pcBfat   lbm    ht   wt sex  sport
## 1 3.96 7.5 37.5 12.3   60 20.56 109.1  19.75 63.32 195.9 78.9   f B_Ball
## 2 4.41 8.3 38.2 12.7   68 20.67 102.8  21.30 58.55 189.7 74.4   f B_Ball
## 3 4.14 5.0 36.4 11.6   21 21.86 104.6  19.88 55.36 177.8 69.1   f B_Ball
## 4 4.11 5.3 37.3 12.6   69 21.88 126.4  23.66 57.18 185.0 74.9   f B_Ball
## 5 4.45 6.8 41.5 14.0   29 18.96  80.3  17.64 53.20 184.6 64.6   f B_Ball
## 6 4.10 4.4 37.4 12.5   42 21.04  75.2  15.58 53.77 174.0 63.7   f B_Ball

Here is a histogram of weights for athletes showing the theoretical normal distribution fitted to the data and the besting fitting distribution from the sample.

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