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To estimate the number of snow geese over Hudson Bay, small aircraft flew over the Bay and an ``experienced person'' estimated the number of geese any flocks found. To test the reliability of this method, two experienced observers estimated the number of geese per flock, and a photograph of the flock was also taken. The number of geese were later counted from the photograph
There are 45 observations (the number of flocks) on three variables.
| Photo | The number of geese counted from the photograph |
| Obs1 | The number of geese estimated by Observer 1 |
| Obs2 | The number of geese estimated by Observer 2 |
There are no missing values.
Weisberg, Sanford (1985). Applied Linear Regression, 2nd Edition, John Wiley, 1985 (p 102).
The data come from Cook, R. D. and Jacobsen, J. O. (1978). Analysis of 1977 West Hudon Bay snow goose survey. Unpublished report, Canadian Wildlife Service.