MRPWorkflow-method-sample_size_map: Create sample size map
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MRPWorkflow-method-sample_size_map R Documentation
Create sample size map
Description
The $sample_size_map() method creates interactive choropleth maps
showing data distribution with respect to geography. This method cannot be used
if either the sample or the poststratification data contains no geographic information.
Check out the More examples of R6 classes
vignette for usage examples.
Usage
sample_size_map(file = NULL)
Arguments
file
Optional file path with .html extension to save the interactive map.
Expand the hamburger menu in the top right corner of the map to access other export options.
Value
A highcharter map object showing sample size distribution.
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Create sample size map
Description
The $sample_size_map() method creates interactive choropleth maps
showing data distribution with respect to geography. This method cannot be used
if either the sample or the poststratification data contains no geographic information.
Check out the More examples of R6 classes
vignette for usage examples.
Usage
sample_size_map(file = NULL)
Arguments
file |
Optional file path with .html extension to save the interactive map. Expand the hamburger menu in the top right corner of the map to access other export options. |
Value
A highcharter map object showing sample size distribution.
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