denguedata

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DengueIndia <- read.table("dengue.txt", header = TRUE,
                        sep="\t",
                        fill = TRUE,
                        strip.white = TRUE,
                        stringsAsFactors = TRUE,
                        na.strings = "EMPTY")
head(DengueIndia)

##              States Denguecase
## 1    Andhra Pradesh        181
## 2 Arunachal Pradesh          0
## 3             Assam         18
## 4             Bihar          1
## 5       Chattisgarh         51
## 6               Goa         29

DenguecaseIndia <- DengueIndia[, c("States","Denguecase")]
DengueStateName <- DengueIndia[, "States"]
head(DengueStateName)

## [1] Andhra Pradesh    Arunachal Pradesh Assam             Bihar            
## [5] Chattisgarh       Goa              
## 35 Levels: Andhra Pradesh A& N Island Arunachal Pradesh Assam ... West Bengal

head(DenguecaseIndia)

##              States Denguecase
## 1    Andhra Pradesh        181
## 2 Arunachal Pradesh          0
## 3             Assam         18
## 4             Bihar          1
## 5       Chattisgarh         51
## 6               Goa         29

DengueStates <- gvisGeoChart(DengueIndia, "States", "Denguecase", options=list(region="IN", displayMode="regions", resolution="provinces"))

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