Guillaume Polet
11/10/2018
This presentation is being created as part of the peer assessment for the coursera developing data products class. The shiny app is focusing on Melbourne Housing Market Data.The assignemnt consists in 2 parts:
IT contains the data related to housing market in Melbourne (e.g price, number of bedrooms/bathrooms, latitude, liongitude). The goal of the app was to enable a user firendaly app where one would be able to look easily for a property by selecting and filtering the properties based on some characteristics and then visualize the results on an interactive map.
The shiny app is available here: https://gpol93.shinyapps.io/realestateinmelbourne/
data <- read.csv("data.csv")
keep <- c("Regionname", "Lattitude","Longtitude", "Price",
"Type", "Rooms", "Bedroom2", "Bathroom", "Car", "Landsize", "BuildingArea", "Date"
)
data <- data[, keep]
data$Date <- as.Date(as.character(data$Date), format = "%d/%m/%Y")
head(data)
Regionname Lattitude Longtitude Price Type Rooms Bedroom2
1 Northern Metropolitan -37.8014 144.9958 NA h 2 2
2 Northern Metropolitan -37.7996 144.9984 1480000 h 2 2
3 Northern Metropolitan -37.8079 144.9934 1035000 h 2 2
4 Northern Metropolitan -37.8114 145.0116 NA u 3 3
5 Northern Metropolitan -37.8093 144.9944 1465000 h 3 3
6 Northern Metropolitan -37.7969 144.9969 850000 h 3 3
Bathroom Car Landsize BuildingArea Date
1 1 1 126 NA 2016-09-03
2 1 1 202 NA 2016-12-03
3 1 0 156 79 2016-02-04
4 2 1 0 NA 2016-02-04
5 2 0 134 150 2017-03-04
6 2 1 94 NA 2017-03-04