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Requests for datasets are off-topic on this site. Use this tag for questions concerning creating, processing, or maintaining datasets.
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Best way to simply store data for statistical analysis in R
Take a look at SQLite3 databases. Each database is a file, so it doesn't require setting up a database server.
To create a database:
$ sqlite3 my_db.db3
> CREATE TABLE my_table ( col1 TEXT );
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