[R-sig-Geo] Mapping a factor
Bjarke Christensen
Bjarke.Christensen at sydbank.dk
Wed May 5 09:11:40 CEST 2010
Roberto,
I think the following expression is incorrect:
col = colours[findInterval(gino, levels(gino), all.inside = FALSE)]
It should probably just be colours[gino]. You can test that by typing:
data.frame(gino, colours[findInterval(gino, levels(gino), all.inside =
FALSE)], colours[gino])
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Dear All,
I'm having trouble mapping the levels of a factor.
This is the code I have as of now. The legend works fine (suggesting that
item "colours" is correct), but not the map!
gino = factor(data_abs1$Ethnic.Dominance, labels = c(" French", " German",
"
Italian", " Portuguese", " Spanish", " Fmr. Yugoslavian", " Turkish"))
colours = rev(bpy.colors(n = length(levels(gino)), cutoff.tails = 0.2))
submap <- swiss.map[data_abs$FORACTIVE >=5 & data_abs$NAME != "D?moret",] #
this is only to build a smaller map which excludes some regions
plot(swiss.map, axes = FALSE)
plot(submap, add = TRUE, col = colours[findInterval(gino, levels(gino),
all.inside = FALSE)])
legend("topleft", xjust = 0, ncol = 1, legend = levels(gino), fill =
colours, bty ="n", title = "CIAO")
Can anyone clear the problem?
Thanks a lot
Roberto
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