plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution: Plot the distribution of a neighbourhood profile variable

In purposeanalytics/lemur: Low-end of Market Rental Monitor

Description

Plot the distribution of a variable, across neighbourhoods, with an optional line showing the current neighbourhood's value

Usage

plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution(
  data,
  variable,
  binwidth,
  compare = TRUE,
  static = FALSE
)

Arguments

data	Neighbourhood profiles data for a given neighbourhood, from neighbourhood_aggregate.
variable	Variable to visualize
binwidth	Bin width for geom_histogram
compare	Whether to show a line with the current neighbourhood's value. Defaults to TRUE - FALSE is useful in the City of Toronto view.
static	Whether the plot should be an interactive (FALSE) or static (TRUE) version. Defaults to FALSE.

Examples

neighbourhood_aggregate[["Danforth"]] %>%
  plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution("population_density", binwidth = 1000)

neighbourhood_aggregate[["Danforth"]] %>%
  plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution("population_change", binwidth = 0.025)

neighbourhood_aggregate[["Danforth"]] %>%
  plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution("unaffordable_housing", binwidth = 0.025)

neighbourhood_aggregate[["Danforth"]] %>%
  plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution("average_renter_shelter_cost", binwidth = 50)

neighbourhood_aggregate[["Danforth"]] %>%
  plot_neighbourhood_profile_distribution("lim_at", binwidth = 0.025)

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