This Rmarkdown document was made as an assignment in the frame of Data Visualization & Dashboarding with R Specialization Coursera course.
The subject of this present project is to make visualizations from data about food consumption habits of the French population. Data are from a survey of ANSES, an agency of the French government. Its purpose is to acquire data about changes in consumption habits and patterns, new issues in the areas of food safety and nutrition in France. This proposal is based on the third round of the survey which took place in 2014-2015. I plan to make some visualizations from this round only. Indeed not looking at changes in between rounds.
Data Sources
Please identify the source(s) of data you will use for your project. Provide links to websites and citations for the data. Who created these data? How were they collected?
Citation of the data source is here below. The publication gives details about the survey and data collection method:
Carine Dubuisson, Ariane Dufour, Sandrine Carrillo, Peggy Drouillet-Pinard, Sabrina Havard, Jean-Luc Volatier (2019). The Third French Individual and National Food Consumption (INCA3) Survey 2014-2015: method, design and participation rate in the framework of a European harmonization process. Public Health Nutrition: 22(4), 584–600. doi:10.1017/S1368980018002896.
Data can be retrieve here: https://thinkr-open.github.io/inca3/
Or alternatively authors have built an R package with all the data-sets:
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# install.packages(“remotes”) remotes::install_github(“thinkr-open/inca3”, build_vignettes = FALSE)
Ice cream is their prefered foodstuff:
As they grow up, Children’s taste for milk diminishes:
This radar charts shows Where does people inquire about products and recipes ?
Still more people seeking for information from their relatives than internet !
Distribution of the measured fridge temperature in households.
Do people wash and peel apples before they eat them ? Here is a Sankey graph showing some habits about apples. It shows the number of interviewed people that Wash/Don’t wash and peel/Don’t peel. So, some people wash apples but still peel them. Others neither wash nor peel their apples before eating them.
Indeed, one third of people wash their apples but still peel them. Others neither wash nor peel their apples before eating them.
This pie plots show households use use-by dates for different foods:
There are 4 age classes in there. The animated plot shows frequencies of food consumption (nb days/month) for 5 food categories: beer, chocolate, potatoes, vegetables and Wine.
The plot shows young adults prefer beer to wine.While the elderly and the young share the same taste for chocolate.
The Body Mass Index as a function of the conurbation size in which the individuals live:
Paris inhabitants show the lowest median Body mass Index (kg/m2). However, this is not link with the size of conurbations: rural areas also shows a low median BMI.