pyramid: Drawing population pyramid using data.frame

In pyramid: Draw Population Pyramid

Description

Drawing population pyramid using data.frame. Detailed explanation is given in Japanese at http://minato.sip21c.org/swtips/R.html#PYRAMID.

Usage

 pyramid(data, Laxis=NULL, Raxis=NULL, 
 AxisFM="g", AxisBM="", AxisBI=3, Cgap=0.3, Cstep=1, Csize=1, 
 Llab="Males", Rlab="Females", Clab="Ages", GL=TRUE, Cadj=-0.03, 
 Lcol="Cyan", Rcol="Pink", Ldens=-1, Rdens=-1, main="", ...)

Arguments

data	A data.frame including left pyramid numbers in the 1st column and and right pyramid numbers in the 2nd column, where the numbers of males in each age-class are usually given to left numbers and those of females are to right numbers. If the data.frame includes 3rd column, it is used as age-class labels, otherwise the row.names(data) is used as age-class labels.
Laxis	A vector of axis for left pyramid. If missing, automatically given using pretty().
Raxis	A vector of axis for right pyramid. If missing, Laxis is used.
AxisFM	A format code of formatC for plotting axis. If missing, "g" is used.
AxisBM	A big.mark of formatC for plotting axis. If missing, none.
AxisBI	A big.interval number of formatC for plotting axis. Default is 3
Cgap	The width of center gap (as ratio to each panel) to draw age-class. Default is 0.3
Cstep	The interval to write the labels of age classes. Default is 1
Csize	The font size factor to write the labels of age classes. Default is 1
Cadj	The vertical adjustment factor for the labels of age classes. Default is -0.03
Llab	The label of the left pyramid. Default is "Males".
Rlab	The label of the right pyramid. Default is "Females".
Clab	The label of the center age-class. Default is "Ages".
GL	Logical value to draw the vertical dotted lines. Default is TRUE.
Lcol	The color of the left pyramid. Default is "Cyan".
Ldens	The density of hatching lines (/inch) for left pyramid. Default is -1, when the pyramid will be filled.
Rcol	The color of the right pyramid. Default is "Pink".
Rdens	The density of hatching lines (/inch) for right pyramid. Default is -1, when the pyramid will be filled.
main	The main title of the pyramid.
...	Other options.

Author(s)

Minato Nakazawa [e-mail] http://minato.sip21c.org/

Examples

ages <- c('0-9','10-19','20-29','30-39','40-49','50-59','60-')
males <- c(34,19,11,11,8,7,5)
females <- c(26,25,16,11,7,5,1)
data <- data.frame(males,females,ages)
pyramid(data)
# another example
py.Males <- c(80,40,30,20,10)
names(py.Males) <- c('0-9','10-19','20-29','30-39','40-')
py.Females <- c(60,50,40,30,5)
names(py.Females) <- names(py.Males)
py.df <- data.frame(py.Females,py.Males)
pyramid(py.df,Llab="Females",Rlab="Males",Lcol="navy", Ldens=5, Rcol="red", 
 Rdens=10, GL=FALSE,main="An example of population pyramid\n with auto-axis")
# GunmaPop2005 is included in this package.
pyramid(GunmaPop2005,Llab="Males",Rlab="Females",Clab="",Laxis=seq(0,20000,len=5),
 AxisFM="d", AxisBM=",", Csize=0.8,  Cstep=10, 
 main="Population pyramid of Gunma Prefecture\n (Data: Census 2005, total by gender)")

Example output

pyramid documentation built on July 15, 2019, 9:03 a.m.