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PBImisc (version 1.0)

flu: Numbers of flu occurences in the 10 years period in the Poland.

Description

Data from National Institute of Hygiene reports. Each row correspond to one record from NIH institute.

Usage

data(flu)

Arguments

Format

data.frame with 6384 obs. and 11 variables
region
Region for which given report was taken. A factor with 16 levels
inception.no
Number of flu occurences in given region for given report period (one or two weeks)
inception.no
Number of flu occurences in given region for given report period (one or two weeks)
inception.rate
Number of flu occurences normalized to 100k people
inception.no.0-14, inception.no.15+, inception.rate.0-14, inception.rate.15+
Absolute and normalized numbers of flu occurences calculated for age group 0-14 or 15+
date
Date of given report
date.id
Report id, there is 38 reports per year
latitude, longitude
Geographical coordinates for region

Source

Reports from National Institute of Public Health - National Institute of Hygiene, see: http://www.pzh.gov.pl More information: http://www.biecek.pl/WZUR3/wzurDane.html

Details

Dataset used during the third edition of WZUR conference, see http://www.biecek.pl/WZUR3/wzurDane.html for more information.

Examples

Run this code
data(flu)
library(ggplot2)
subflu = flu[flu$region=="Mazowieckie", ]
# linear scale
qplot(date, inception.rate,data=subflu, geom="line")+scale_y_sqrt() +theme_bw()

# polar coordinates
qplot(1 + date.id*12/38, inception.rate,data=subflu, geom="path", xlab="month")+
        scale_y_sqrt()+geom_smooth(span=0.1,se=FALSE, size=2,col="red") + 
        coord_polar() +theme_bw()

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