sidebyside: Sidebyside

In jian13579/mapstu: A Cloropleth Map of Williams Students

Description

Plots two of the years side by side to better compare the diversity of Williams College's geographical distribution of students. There is an international options, and a statemap option.

Usage

sidebyside(year1, year2, title1 = "", title2 = "", savename = "plot",
  US = TRUE, save = FALSE, interactive = FALSE, change = FALSE)

Arguments

year1	The vector for a year of data. It is important to note that you can also plot sidebyside data of differences
year2	The vector for a year of data
title1	The title of the plot and the name which it will be saved to
title2	The title of the second plot
savename	The name the plot is saved to
US	choice of mapping US territories or mapping international countries
save	TRUE to save, FALSE to not
interactive	TRUE to choose the interactive mode in viewer, FALSE to view in just the default plot
change	Selects whether the year vectors given are differences between years, or just comparing dirrect yearly geographical distributions

Value

sidebyside S4 object that has the different year datasets mapped to it

Examples

##Creating a state map of the data with data from 2001
usmap2001 <- sidebyside(yearsdata$X2001, yearsdata$X2002, title1 = "2001", title2 = "2002")

##Creating an international map with interactive view
worldmap <- sidebyside(yearsdata$X2001, yearsdata$X2002, title1 = "2001", title2 = "2002", US = FALSE)

##Creating a sidebyside map with change
usmapofdifferences <- sidebyside(yearsdata$X2001-yearsdata$X2000, yearsdata$X2015-yearsdata$X2014,
                                                                 title1 = "Change from 2000-2001",
                                                                 title2 = "Change from 2014-2015",
                                                                                   change = TRUE)

jian13579/mapstu documentation built on May 19, 2019, 9:28 a.m.