Panel Data:
A panel data set contains observations on a number of units (e.g. subjects, objects) belonging to different clusters (panels) over time.
A simple example of panel data is the values of the gross annual income for each of 1000 households in New York City, 200 from each of the 5 boroughs collected for each of 10 years from 1991 to 2000. in this example, the boroughs are the clusters (panels).
See also: cross-sectional data , longitudinal data , , Cohort data
Planning on taking an introductory statistics course, but not sure if you need to start at the beginning? Review the course description for each of our introductory statistics courses and estimate which best matches your level, then take the self test for that course. If you get all or almost all the questions correct, move on and take the next test.
Read up on our latest blogs
Learn about our certificate programs
Find the right course for you
Our mentors and academic advisors are standing by to help guide you towards the courses or program that makes the most sense for you and your goals.
300 W Main St STE 301, Charlottesville, VA 22903
