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cholscores Treatment income ($000) Patient ID low Income?
0.6 Old 21.3 2 Yes
0.17 Old 27.2 13 Yes
0.69 New 27.1 16 Yes
1.09 Old 94.8 18 No
0.61 Old 17.4 33 Yes
-0.51 New 62.1 35 No
0.57 New 37.3 37 No
-0.42 New 23.9 38 Yes
0.89 Old 65.8 44 No
0.48 Old 67 47 No
0.19 Old 30 60 Yes
2.92 Old 138.1 62 No
0.45 Old 17.3 65 Yes
-0.14 New 16.1 66 Yes
1.01 New 37.9 67 No
0.57 New 32.6 77 No
0.16 Old 27.1 92 Yes
1.01 Old 82.1 95 No
2.81 Old 115.8 98 No
-0.04 Old 43.7 99 No
-0.94 New 24.5 102 Yes
1.48 New 13.5 110 Yes
-0.49 New 44.3 111 No
0.79 Old 68.1 124 No
0.16 New 93.2 127 No
-0.88 Old 23.7 128 Yes
0.98 New 24.5 131 Yes
0.39 New 26.9 141 Yes
0.65 New 49.6 142 No
1.14 Old 103.2 145 No
0.06 New 58.9 159 No
-0.91 New 45.8 160 No
1.85 Old 74.4 161 No
-0.69 Old 19.7 172 Yes
0.38 New 19.7 175 Yes
0.61 Old 17.8 177 Yes
1.47 Old 111.9 180 No
0.02 New 32.7 194 No
1.22 New 21 195 Yes
-0.82 New 59.7 196 No
0.57 New 44.6 197 No
1.13 New 68.9 207 No
2.01 Old 56.6 208 No
-0.88 New 28 221 Yes
0.36 Old 31.8 222 No
-0.82 Old 25.7 225 Yes
-0.93 New 78.3 227 No
-0.33 New 9.5 241 Yes
1.55 New 20.9 244 Yes
0.12 Old 12.1 245 Yes
-0.36 New 53.2 247 No
0.43 New 24.3 255 Yes
-0.94 New 51.1 257 No
-0.13 Old 38.9 267 No
0.26 New 15 270 Yes
-1.19 New 24.3 272 Yes
-0.83 Old 23 279 Yes
-1.5 New 84 282 No
0.17 New 48.4 283 No
0.49 New 30.8 292 No
1.72 Old 67 298 No
1.92 Old 52 299 No
0 Old 25.9 304 Yes
-0.97 New 89.6 307 No
0.02 New 60.7 313 No
-0.78 Old 11.3 327 Yes
-0.74 New 24 328 Yes
0.17 New 52.4 331 No
0.35 Old 13.1 334 Yes
2.5 Old 142 340 No
0.84 New 41.6 342 No
0.28 New 44.2 345 No
0.98 Old 99.6 354 No
0.16 Old 35.5 357 No
-0.42 Old 32.9 362 No
0.95 Old 35.4 364 No
0.28 Old 16.8 368 Yes
0.54 Old 37.2 377 No
0 Old 38 388 No
0.97 Old 26.7 391 Yes

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