This example shows how it is possible to use crossfilter bar charts (up to any number) to visually subset a choropleth. The map above shows the population and per-capita income growth of the US from 2011-2012.
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| ZipDir <- "/small_zip_files/" | |
| StatesDir <- "~/by_state_hh/" | |
| StateFipsFile <- "~/state_fips.csv" | |
| PumaCodeMapFile <- "~/new_puma.csv" | |
| RegionFilenames <- c("ss10hil.csv") # you may specify multiple states | |
| RegionPumas <- seq(03501, 03519, 1) | |
| MatchVars <- c("HINCP","NOC","TEN","BLD") | |
| Matches <- RunModel(1000) # use lower sample size to test, higher for greater accuracy | |
| ZipCodes <- MatchesToZips(Matches) |