I've been working on map plots in R lately, and want to advance to spatial regressions in Stata using the -spmap- package.
My aim is to do cross-sectional analysis. However, I am having some difficulties with formating my data correctly to -spset-.
I have a data set with 19 counties, longitude and latitude and two variables of interest. The variable "group" is used in R to group counites, e.g.
Code:
plot <- ggplot(data = Map_diag_and_med, aes(x=long, y = lat, group = group)) + geom_polygon(aes(fill = med))
Code:
* Example generated by -dataex-. To install: ssc install dataex clear input float county str6 group double(longitude latitude) float diag 1 "01.1" 10.68531156276028 59.48859956745566 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.692866471099695 59.490463187251976 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.696115331962785 59.493375407845775 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.708315889128597 59.490451533272335 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.713956978021121 59.4778906633188 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.718585124375561 59.47630827739814 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.720418520606842 59.4736656505165 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.72591715474232 59.471882092417836 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.73608854099581 59.47583202527449 4.55 1 "01.1" 10.741668744010008 59.47906380163044 4.55 end label values county county_n label def county_n 1 "Østfold", modify label var group "group" label var longitude "long" label var latitude "lat"
I'll add that I've discussed combining data set on a separate post.
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