### Swiss Bank Notes

Six variables measured on 100 genuine and 100 forged old swiss 1000-franc bills. The observations 1-100 are genuine, the other 100 observations are forged banknotes. The data is used in Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis (2003) by Wolfgang Härdle and Léopold Simar.

properties
id: | bank2.dat
dimension: | 200 x 6
format: | MD*Tech XploRe 4 dataset
source: | [1988] "Multivariate Statistics, A practical Approach", Cambridge University Press. Flury and Riedwyl
coverage: | ; Switzerland
key words: | bank notes
contact: | Center for Applied Statistics and Economics

| id | title | type | format | remarks
--- | --- | --- | --- | --- | ---
1. | length | Length of the bill | metric | n/a |
2. | leftheight | Height of the bill, measured on the left | metric | n/a |
3. | rightheight | Height of the bill, measured on the right | metric | n/a |
4. | lowermargin | Distance of inner frame to the lower border | metric | n/a |
5. | uppermargin | Distance of inner frame to the upper border | metric | n/a |
6. | diagonal | Length of the diagonal | metric | n/a |

This data is also distributed in combination with XploRe (>=4.5) as file `bank2.dat`.

The author of this description is Xia Su (stat@wiwi.hu-berlin.de). You can use the table of contents for downloading data. | (C)