A Spatial Data Analysis GUI for R
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I am excited to announce the addition of DeducerSpatial to the Deducer plug-in ecosystem. DeducerSpatial is a graphical user interface for the visualization and analysis of spatial data, built on Deducer’s plug-in platform. In a previous post I illustrated how to user DeducerSpatial from the command line to add Open Street Map images to your R plots. In the video below, I provide a quick tour of the GUI.
To try it out for yourself:
- Install Deducer (Instructions)
- Open JGR
- Enter the following into the console: install.packages(“DeducerSpatial”,,”http://cran.r-project.org”)
- Once DeducerSpatial is loaded ( library(DeducerSpatial) ), you can type data(states) or data(LA_places) to bring in some data to play around with.
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