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figuring out state key names, or other problem
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| test <- data.frame(state=c("Florida", "Virginia", "Texas", "California", | |
| "Georgia", "North Carolina", "New York", | |
| "Missouri", "Illinois", "Maryland", "Pennsylvania", | |
| "Tennessee", "Colorado", "Washington", "Arizona", | |
| "Ohio", "Wisconsin", "District of Columbia", | |
| "Michigan", "New Jersey", "Utah", "Louisiana", | |
| "Minnesota", "Alabama", "Kansas", "Massachusetts", | |
| "Indiana", "South Carolina", "Arkansas", "Oregon", | |
| "Nevada", "Kentucky", "Nebraska", "(not set)", | |
| "Connecticut", "New Mexico", "Oklahoma", | |
| "West Virginia", "Iowa", "Hawaii", "Rhode Island", | |
| "Mississippi", "Maine", "New Hampshire", "Delaware", | |
| "Alaska", "Idaho", "North Dakota", "Vermont", | |
| "Montana", "South Dakota", "Wyoming"), | |
| value1=rnorm(52), | |
| value2=rnorm(52)) | |
| library(rMaps) | |
| crosslet(x="state", | |
| y=c("value1", "value2"), | |
| data=test, | |
| map="us") |
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Yes. You do need topojson for US states. Let me know if you are able to get it working or hit another bottleneck.