Thank you so much! I feel so lucky to have found your channel. The quality is top notch as always, and I hope it will grow as it deserves! Cannot wait to see more of your videos!
For the ones not managing to get the code right in the first example with the minimum wage data. For the inner_join command type it like: inner_join(states, by = c("State" = "state")). The rest as in the video. Greetings !
I really like your presentation. Surprised it doesn't have more views; it's well done. However I'm still on the hunt for a solution to make a combined Mapbox(OpenStreetMaps) + Chloropleth + Scatterplot map, using ploty/R/Shiny that is.
Thanks for your video, I suspect you are the same person that's behind "X software in 100 seconds" videos (sound the same). // I had to pass in a x and y for the ufos_graphs function, and had to give y= ~ufos$latitude, x= ~ufos$longitude in order for this to work. // new subscriber!
Thanks a lot, that is super useful! Can I ask one thing though: I would like to do the same thing for the German states (Bundesländer) and played around quite a bit with adjusting the locationmode. However, what I get at the end is always a map of the entire world, without any borders (be it country or state borders) whatsoever. Does anyone know how to replace the locationmode accordingly? That would be wonderful!
Nice overall but I think plotly is a rather cumbersome and confusing way of going given all the other great packages that can do interactive maps. By the way there is a way to handle the state abbrevations without having to bring in another dataset namely the built-in package usdata : usdata::state2abbr(State). It leaves out Guam and Puerto Rico but that can be remedied with mutate statement ( mutate(state_abb = if_else(state == "Guam", "GU",state_abb), state_abb = if_else(state == "Puerto Rico", "PU", state_abb)). Thanks - we need more on mapping.
This is an awesome video! Thank you. I have one question. Is there a way to show the abbreviation on each state (as the state label) in addition to the hover window?
Thank you for your video! It has really helped me get my assignment started. QUESTION: Is there a way to add a drop down filter for an additional categorical column. For example, lets say there was an additional column for Gender where there is then multiple values for the Wage column in the same year, how would we be able to filter to see the wage for each specific gender?
I haven't played around with it, but it looks like you can modify the x and y position of the slider (some documentation here plotly.com/r/reference/layout/sliders/) and could set the graph size by passing in parameters for width and height in the layout() like here plotly.com/r/setting-graph-size/
Excellent content on interactive mapping in R. I just only want to point out that link for the UFO Sightings dataset is incorrect. I wish you continued success and thank you..
You are so awesome at this. So easy going, and easy to follow. One thing- I want to make a state/county map showing employee locations. I have FIPS, State, County, and the count of employees in each FIPS. I can get that working, but is there an easy way to create a dropdown by State, and another by county? I can't find this anywhere, and everywhere I DO look, the programmers are far beyond my skill level. Thanks!
I believe you can add drop downs the way you want to, maybe try following this documentation plotly.com/r/dropdowns/ Also if you’re not tied to R I’d recommend checking out Tableau public if you want something a bit more user friendly
If you're trying to export the whole graph as an HTML to embed onto a page, you can use htmlwidgets::saveWidget(as_widget(graph), "graph.html") where graph is your plotly graph variable
Is there a way to change the name of the frame? My map looks a little untidy because the frame variable has been pulled straight from the data frame, and i'd like to rename it to make it neater.
Hello, Awesome video! I just wanted to ask one question that if I want to create a similar choropleth map for Australian states and their crime rates, I am not able to display the data using the code. I tried changing the locationmode to 'australia', 'australia-states', 'Australia' and 'australian-states' and many other options but I am unable to create the same graph. Could you please guide me with what changes do I need to make for Australian states. (My data already has state abbreviations like VIC, NSW etc) Waiting for your response. Thanks
Thanks for your question! I've been trying to look into this but from the documentation, it looks like the only scopes supported are: ( "world" | "usa" | "europe" | "asia" | "africa" | "north america" | "south america" ). I'm wondering if you could set the scope to world and then also just have the map zoomed in or set to be looking at Australia and then disabling panning? I'll need to look into this more but let me know if that works
@@dataslice Thank you so much for your response. Yes, I also checked and found out that there is no support for Australian map and we need to plot it like the way you explained. Anyways, I will check for more alternatives and will update if I find something helpful. Cheers.
You can save the map (ggsave or something like that) and then bring it into LaTeX. Might be wise to scale it in R first. By the way there is a package for maps in LaTeX - relatively new and a bit tricky. It is called mercatormap. I needs python but can do some basic stuff without it in manual mode.
That was an interesting and amazing video, Dataslice. Great job! However, I kindly seek your help here. I wish to make a choropleth map by states on Nigeria land space but I only got a blank map of the world, unlike the result you got. I think something is wrong with the location mode I used. Hereunder is my code: crime_df = read_excel("/Users/user/Desktop/Crime Report 2017/Crime Report 2017.xlsx", sheet = "Sheet2") murder1 = (crime_df)%>% select(YEAR, CODE, MURDER) mur_graph = plot_geo(murder1, locationmode = "Nigeria-state", frame = ~YEAR) %>% add_trace(locations = ~CODE, z = ~MURDER, color = ~ MURDER) Kindly put me through, please.
@@dataslice Now it says that my plotly and dplyr packages are masked for some reason. Also i cannot believe you have less than 500views on this. the video was amazing. Thank you for helping, i have a competition tomorrow and im trying to make the same kind of map for covid cases state and month wise.
@@ojas24singh25 I haven't had this issue but from looking online, it looks like you need to 'reload' the package -- something like this? library(devtools) reload(inst("dplyr")). Not sure if that'll work, but good luck with the competition!
I recommend starting with this book ( r4ds.had.co.nz/index.html ) and this package to practice ( swirlstats.com/students.html ). And here are some more books you can look into once you're more comfortable ( rstudio.com/resources/books/ ).
I love how fast and smooth you teach. Everything is so fluid and clear. Thanks!
So fast I needed to activate x0.75 reproduction speed
Thank you so much! I feel so lucky to have found your channel. The quality is top notch as always, and I hope it will grow as it deserves! Cannot wait to see more of your videos!
Thank you!
Yet another amazing video. I've been working on R for 10 years now, but I always learn something new and cool in your videos!
That’s great to hear, thanks!
Thank you! Especially the static map using plotly was super helpful.
You are awesome. I was struggling to plot the US map for Election funding by states. I was about to go crazy. Your code has saved my sanity.
For the ones not managing to get the code right in the first example with the minimum wage data. For the inner_join command type it like: inner_join(states, by = c("State" = "state")). The rest as in the video. Greetings !
I really like your presentation. Surprised it doesn't have more views; it's well done. However I'm still on the hunt for a solution to make a combined Mapbox(OpenStreetMaps) + Chloropleth + Scatterplot map, using ploty/R/Shiny that is.
Thanks for your video, I suspect you are the same person that's behind "X software in 100 seconds" videos (sound the same).
// I had to pass in a x and y for the ufos_graphs function, and had to give y= ~ufos$latitude, x= ~ufos$longitude in order for this to work.
// new subscriber!
Thanks a lot, that is super useful! Can I ask one thing though: I would like to do the same thing for the German states (Bundesländer) and played around quite a bit with adjusting the locationmode. However, what I get at the end is always a map of the entire world, without any borders (be it country or state borders) whatsoever. Does anyone know how to replace the locationmode accordingly? That would be wonderful!
Definetly earned my subscription 😌❤
Do you have a video on making a bargraph with a drop down filter?
This is so well done and informative!
Thanks so much!
Great video. Bravo!
Thanks, for the video. I use this for another data I found. I post it in my blog and link your video too, is it okay?
Sure!
Nice overall but I think plotly is a rather cumbersome and confusing way of going given all the other great packages that can do interactive maps.
By the way there is a way to handle the state abbrevations without having to bring in another dataset namely the built-in package usdata : usdata::state2abbr(State). It leaves out Guam and Puerto Rico but that can be remedied with mutate statement ( mutate(state_abb = if_else(state == "Guam", "GU",state_abb), state_abb = if_else(state == "Puerto Rico", "PU", state_abb)).
Thanks - we need more on mapping.
Do you have an example how to plot r plotly chloropeth map for non-US states? I need to plot cities of canada with given latitude and longitude.
This is an awesome video! Thank you. I have one question. Is there a way to show the abbreviation on each state (as the state label) in addition to the hover window?
I believe you need to add a scattergeo trace as a layer to the map. There's some documentation here about it plotly.com/r/reference/#scattergeo
Thank you for your video! It has really helped me get my assignment started.
QUESTION: Is there a way to add a drop down filter for an additional categorical column. For example, lets say there was an additional column for Gender where there is then multiple values for the Wage column in the same year, how would we be able to filter to see the wage for each specific gender?
thank you. your videos are great
Glad you like them!
thank you for great lesson. I want to ask a question about how to change legend's range?
If i don't have a CSV of the abbreviation of my states, which kind of plot can I use instead?
Another great video!
Hi, do you know how to make the size of the graph bigger in r markdown and bring the timescale slider closer to the graph?
I haven't played around with it, but it looks like you can modify the x and y position of the slider (some documentation here plotly.com/r/reference/layout/sliders/) and could set the graph size by passing in parameters for width and height in the layout() like here plotly.com/r/setting-graph-size/
@@dataslice thank you so much
Excellent content on interactive mapping in R. I just only want to point out that link for the UFO Sightings dataset is incorrect. I wish you continued success and thank you..
Thanks for letting me know, I just fixed it!
Thank you 🤙
Hi is there a way to only show Los Angeles County in plotly?
How would you plot the lats and longs over time
You are so awesome at this. So easy going, and easy to follow. One thing- I want to make a state/county map showing employee locations. I have FIPS, State, County, and the count of employees in each FIPS. I can get that working, but is there an easy way to create a dropdown by State, and another by county? I can't find this anywhere, and everywhere I DO look, the programmers are far beyond my skill level. Thanks!
I believe you can add drop downs the way you want to, maybe try following this documentation plotly.com/r/dropdowns/
Also if you’re not tied to R I’d recommend checking out Tableau public if you want something a bit more user friendly
It is a nice video, however, wondering where there is a possibility to DISABLE zooming in the plot?
Loved this! Is there any way of being able to knit the first map into HTML? :)
If you're trying to export the whole graph as an HTML to embed onto a page, you can use htmlwidgets::saveWidget(as_widget(graph), "graph.html") where graph is your plotly graph variable
I was facing issues to set zmin and zmax, there is no change in the behaviour of z even after adding zmin and zmax, please help me out
Is there a way to change the name of the frame? My map looks a little untidy because the frame variable has been pulled straight from the data frame, and i'd like to rename it to make it neater.
Hello, Awesome video!
I just wanted to ask one question that if I want to create a similar choropleth map for Australian states and their crime rates, I am not able to display the data using the code. I tried changing the locationmode to 'australia', 'australia-states', 'Australia' and 'australian-states' and many other options but I am unable to create the same graph.
Could you please guide me with what changes do I need to make for Australian states. (My data already has state abbreviations like VIC, NSW etc)
Waiting for your response.
Thanks
Thanks for your question! I've been trying to look into this but from the documentation, it looks like the only scopes supported are: ( "world" | "usa" | "europe" | "asia" | "africa" | "north america" | "south america" ). I'm wondering if you could set the scope to world and then also just have the map zoomed in or set to be looking at Australia and then disabling panning? I'll need to look into this more but let me know if that works
@@dataslice Thank you so much for your response. Yes, I also checked and found out that there is no support for Australian map and we need to plot it like the way you explained. Anyways, I will check for more alternatives and will update if I find something helpful.
Cheers.
how to make it display in shiny app ? I've try my code. local is fine, but error display in my shiny app? can you help how to make it?
Hey! how to plot similar graph for Indian states? Plz give me ideas.
Thank you for the video! Do you know how to include the interactive "minwage_graph" into Overleaf/LaTeX?
You can save the map (ggsave or something like that) and then bring it into LaTeX. Might be wise to scale it in R first. By the way there is a package for maps in LaTeX - relatively new and a bit tricky. It is called mercatormap. I needs python but can do some basic stuff without it in manual mode.
Where can we find the csv?
That was an interesting and amazing video, Dataslice. Great job!
However, I kindly seek your help here. I wish to make a choropleth map by states on Nigeria land space but I only got a blank map of the world, unlike the result you got. I think something is wrong with the location mode I used.
Hereunder is my code:
crime_df = read_excel("/Users/user/Desktop/Crime Report 2017/Crime Report 2017.xlsx", sheet = "Sheet2")
murder1 = (crime_df)%>% select(YEAR, CODE, MURDER)
mur_graph = plot_geo(murder1, locationmode = "Nigeria-state",
frame = ~YEAR) %>%
add_trace(locations = ~CODE,
z = ~MURDER,
color = ~ MURDER)
Kindly put me through, please.
how to export it to gif?
for some reason im not able to use the select funtion. How do i solve it?
Have you installed and loaded in the dplyr package?
@@dataslice Now it says that my plotly and dplyr packages are masked for some reason. Also i cannot believe you have less than 500views on this. the video was amazing. Thank you for helping, i have a competition tomorrow and im trying to make the same kind of map for covid cases state and month wise.
the plotly package. is masked by ggplot2 and the dplyr is masked by stats.
@@ojas24singh25 I haven't had this issue but from looking online, it looks like you need to 'reload' the package -- something like this? library(devtools)
reload(inst("dplyr")). Not sure if that'll work, but good luck with the competition!
datasets::state.abr gives states abbreviations in r
Thank you!!
No worries!
Any book that you recommend for R? I’m newwwbiee
I recommend starting with this book ( r4ds.had.co.nz/index.html ) and this package to practice ( swirlstats.com/students.html ).
And here are some more books you can look into once you're more comfortable ( rstudio.com/resources/books/ ).
@@DiggyRasta wooow! Thank you, Sorie
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it says object not found
Cool vid
Anyone done this in Python?
Haha, zmin