#h x
9.206343
9.299992
9.277895
9.305795
9.275351
9.288729
9.287239
9.260973
9.303111
9.275674
9.272561
9.288454
9.255672
9.252141
9.297670
9.266534
9.256689
9.277542
9.248205
9.252107
9.276345
9.278694
9.267144
9.246132
9.238479
9.269058
9.248239
9.257439
9.268481
9.288454
9.258452
9.286130
9.251479
9.257405
9.268343
9.291302
9.219460
9.270386
9.218808
9.241185
9.269989
9.226585
9.258556
9.286184
9.320067
9.327973
9.262963
9.248181
9.238644
9.225073
9.220878
9.271318
9.252072
9.281186
9.270624
9.294771
9.301821
9.278849
9.236680
9.233988
9.244687
9.221601
9.207325
9.258776
9.275708
9.268955
9.257269
9.264979
9.295500
9.292883
9.264188
9.280731
9.267336
9.300566
9.253089
9.261376
9.238409
9.225073
9.235526
9.239510
9.264487
9.244242
9.277542
9.310506
9.261594
9.259791
9.253089
9.245735
9.284058
9.251122
9.275385
9.254619
9.279526
9.275065
9.261952
9.275351
9.252433
9.230263
9.255150
9.268780
9.290389
9.274161
9.255707
9.261663
9.250455
9.261952
9.264041
9.264509
9.242114
9.239674
9.221553
9.241935
9.215265
9.285930
9.271559
9.266046
9.285299
9.268989
9.267987
9.246166
9.231304
9.240768
9.260506
9.274355
9.292376
9.271170
9.267018
9.308838
9.264153
9.278822
9.255244
9.229221
9.253158
9.256292
9.262602
9.219793
9.258452
9.267987
9.267987
9.248903
9.235153
9.242933
9.253453
9.262671
9.242536
9.260803
9.259825
9.253123
9.240803
9.238712
9.263676
9.243002
9.246826
9.252107
9.261663
9.247311
9.306055
9.237646
9.248937
9.256689
9.265777
9.299047
9.244814
9.287205
9.300566
9.256621
9.271318
9.275154
9.281834
9.253158
9.269024
9.282077
9.277507
9.284910
9.239840
9.268344
9.247778
9.225039
9.230750
9.270024
9.265095
9.284308
9.280697
9.263032
9.291851
9.252072
9.244031
9.283269
9.196848
9.231372
9.232963
9.234956
9.216746
9.274107
9.273776
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# This dataset is from http://www.itl.nist.gov/div898/handbook/eda/section4/eda4281.htm
# NIST/SEMATECH e-Handbook of Statistical Methods,
# section 1.4.2.8.1. Background and Data
# description:
# Generation: This data set was collected by Bob Zarr of NIST in January, 1990 from a heat flow meter calibration and stability analysis. The response variable is a calibration factor. ...
#