Here you go:
install.packages("plotrix")
library(plotrix)
?floating.pie
dat<- data.frame(x=c(19.9437314, 20.2214171, 20.0955891, 20.9506636),
y=c(40.7086377, 41.4924336, 39.9481364, 40.6447347),
City=c(120,1, 4, 10),
Village=c(425, 1, 4, 15)
)
# first, set up an existing plot to plot your pies into, for example
plot(c(min(dat$x)-0.5, max(dat$x)+0.5),
c(min(dat$y)-0.5, max(dat$y)+0.5),
xlab = "", ylab = "", type = "n"
)
# your pie-chart sectors are rows of the City and Village columns
sectors = cbind(dat$City,dat$Village)
# plot each pie chart in turn
for (i in 1:length(dat$x)) {
floating.pie(dat$x[i],
dat$y[i],
sectors[i,],
radius=0.1
)
}
Enjoy,
B.
On 2014-04-15, at 2:43 PM, DrunkenPhD wrote:
> Sorry Jim not for my beginner level :(((
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> So if my data are like this :
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> 20.2214171 41.4924336 1 1
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> 20.9506636 40.6447347 10 15
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> how do I plot for every point(x,y) a pie chart with slices(City,Village)?
> Regards
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