vice'))
# display the pies
library(plotrix)
for(pp in 1:4) floating.pie(sampledf[pp,"x"],sampledf[pp,"y"],
unlist(sampledf[pp,c("City","Village")]),radius=0.1)
but p nothing
What to do
On Wednesday, April 16, 2
Lemon wrote:
>
> On 04/16/2014 04:43 AM, DrunkenPhD wrote:
> > Sorry Jim not for my beginner level :(((
> >
> > So if my data are like this :
> >
> > xyCityVillage
> >
> > 19.943731440.7086377120425
> >
> > 20.221417141.492433611
Sorry Jim not for my beginner level :(((
So if my data are like this :
x y City Village
19.9437314 40.7086377 120 425
20.2214171 41.4924336 1 1
20.0955891 39.9481364
Jim thx,
Can you please provide me an example how to use my csv data with plotrix
float.pie???
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Hi, I am trying to add some pie charts in a list of coordinates.
Please find attached data I am using
Basically I am using this commands:
data<-read.csv(file.choose(),header=T) coordinates(data) = ~ x + y
proj4string(data) = CRS("+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84") # colPalette defines
colors for plot
djmuseR wrote
> Do you mean a continuous range expressible in a colorbar or a discrete
> range,
> and if the latter, what intervals did you have in mind?
I mean diskrete values like : 54508 25 101 420 95 928 24
1656 108 18 213 70.
The problem is that range is from 0-40
Hi,
I have a list of cities and their coordinates, and also for each city I have
a variable varA which I want to represent in a map using ggplot.
For example :
CityA lat 22.93977 lon 46.70663varA 545
CityB lat 23.93977 lon 46.70663varA 122
VarA values begin from 0 to 3000.
I wa
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