Ive taken the raw files here and combinednormalized them into two CSV files one for each dataset as well as a SQLite database with two equivalently-defined tables.

Baby names dataset r. There are two functions. Dataset with more than 250 thousand names. For each year from 1880 to 2017 the number of children of each sex given each name.

List of Names by Gender and by Letters. The comparison of two names over time and the comparison of a name against a birth year over time. Guessing the year you were born from baby names using R.

Using a dataset provided by the Social Security Administration I created functions with R to visualize and compare the popularity of names over time. In this tutorial we will be looking on how to get the list of column names in the dataframe with an example. All names with more than 5 uses are given.

Inspired by the rise and fall of the name Heather I used R to analyze what names for the students in your class best suggest the year you were born. Dataset with names categorized by. Or copy paste this link into an email or IM.

This package contains three datasets provided by the USA social security administration. This package contains three datasets provided by the USA social security administration. You can find the 2015 data here.

Note that only names with at least 5 babies born in the same year state are included in this dataset for privacy. Take Hint -15 XP. Filter for only the names Steven Thomas and Matthew and assign it to an object called selected_names.