topic overlay two different plots in SAS Programming

overlay two different plots

mathias — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 14:17:53 GMT

Hi,

How would you overlay these two plots ?

One is made with sgrender and the other with gmap

proc template;
  define statgraph krigemap;
  begingraph;
  title "Ordinary kriging of &selectgerm";
  layout overlay /
  xaxisopts=(display=none)
  yaxisopts=(display=none) ;
  scatterplot x = x y = y /
  /*markerattrs=(symbol=squarefilled)*/
  markercolorgradient = z
  name = "heatmap" ;
  continuouslegend "heatmap" /
  orient = vertical
  location = outside;
  endlayout;
  endgraph;
  end;
  run;
proc sgrender data=epistat.tmp_surface template=krigemap;run;

PROC GMAP GOUT=MAPCHART DATA=WORK.MAPCHARTRESPONSEPREP MAP=WORK.MAPCHARTMAPPREP ALL;
  ID _ID_;
  CHORO Calculation /
  WOUTLINE=1
  NOLEGEND ;
RUN;
QUIT;

Re: overlay two different plots

AncaTilea — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 15:26:42 GMT

Hi.

Is is possible for you to create the heatmap with a gplot, instead of GTL?

Here is a quick reference:

http://robslink.com/SAS/democd22/heatmap.sas

You could then use PROC GREPLAY to combine the two plots;

Anca.

Re: overlay two different plots

mathias — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 15:55:51 GMT

If it's possible I was searching for making a map with GTL.

I'll try this tomorrow, thanks

Re: overlay two different plots

Eisa — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 15:07:43 GMT

Hi Mathias,

Did you find the way to overlay these two plots ?

I will be interessted by your solution...

Cheers,

Re: overlay two different plots

mathias — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 08:40:32 GMT

Hi,

I found a complicated workaround to obtain this with ods graphics only:

It's awfull because the borders are not continuous and the black background is not removable

(never found the way to do it at least. No one else is working on this spécific subject it seems)

I have come to the conclusion that this is the best I'll get with SAS.

Here is the idea behind it:

-merge the two data sets together wit no common variable -> creates a two-block dataset with a lot of empty cells

-proc template / proc sgrender, with a contourplotparm on the real map and a scatterplot on the boundaries

I can send you the code if you want.

Re: overlay two different plots

Eisa — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 11:52:02 GMT

Hi Mathias,

I am interested by your codes and by the resulting output.

One solution should have been to use the SGRend and an annotate dataset (for the country border outline)...

But it seems than proc sgrender do not support annotate...

i will have the same problem in the next month maybe i will find an elegant solution to our problem ?

I wondered if your are belgian and you are coming from the wallonian part, it could more relevant to speak in French ?

Cheers,

Re: overlay two different plots

AncaTilea — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 11:54:21 GMT

No, don't speak French.

I want to follow this thread.

Re: overlay two different plots

mathias — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 12:41:53 GMT

Yes, walloon region and french speaking. But i'll continue in english as asked.

Sorry for the map, it didn't appear in my last post.

Here it is :

(the borders are not continuous and the black background is not removable)

Contact me by mail and I'll send you code mathias.leroy[at]wiv-isp[dot]be, i'am not sure I can open source my work like that.

proc template;

define statgraph krigeplot_prov;

begingraph;

title;footnote;

title &title;

title2 &title2;

footnote &footnote;

footnote2 &footnote2;

rangeattrmap (...) ;

rangeattrvar (...) ;

layout overlay (...) ;

contourplotparm (...) ;

continuouslegend (...) ;

scatterplot (...) ;

endlayout;

endgraph;

end;

run;

PROC SQL;

CREATE TABLE _2E AS

...

OUTER UNION CORR

....

;quit;

proc sgrender data=_2E template=krigeplot_prov

;run;quit;

Re: overlay two different plots

mathias — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 12:57:05 GMT

And I'm of course interested if you find an better elegant solution.

I'am almost certain you'll not find it in ods graphics, maybe with the annotate function of proc gmap in SAS/GRAPHS like you said in the other discussion.

Or maybe with upcoming proc sgmap and proc template enhancements.

Re: overlay two different plots

Eisa — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 17:29:23 GMT

Dear Mathias,

Here attached the code to plot a continuous variable over a map. This solution is non-optimal... but it is only solution that i found in the Robert Allison's book. The Allison web site is full of code sample... it is always good to look for a solution there : Robert Allison's SAS/Graph Examples!

The result (code is below)

*1- import data "without transfert" models ;

proc IMPORT OUT= WORK.a DATAFILE="&path_in.&root.&trait..txt" DBMS=tab REPLACE;

guessingrows = 5000 ; RUN;

%let year = 2100 ;

data rawa;

set a(where =(year =&year.)) ;

*"-1" is a USA convention, which is quite annoying ;

x=-1*(lon/(180/constant('pi')));

y=lat/(180/constant('pi'));

anno_flag =1 ;

keep &trait. x y anno_flag ;

run;

proc means data = rawa ;

var &trait. ;

run ; quit ;

*2- import data from world maps ;

data mymap;

set maps.world;

label x='x';

label y='y';

x=long;

y=lat;

run ;

*3- merge data before projection ;

*column in each data set &trait x y segment flag... some like that !!! ;

data combined ;

retain cont id segment x y &trait. ;

set mymap rawa ;

run ;

*4- projected all the data in on shot ;

proc gproject data = combined out = combined latmin=30 latmax=65 longmin=-60 longmax=10 project=albers ;

*By default it is in radians as my dataset BUT using lambert projection, it should be degrees ;

id id;

run;

data mymap rawa ;

set combined ;

if anno_flag then output rawa ;

else output mymap ;

run ;

*Re-construct a "segment" variable to be unique ;

data mymap ;

set mymap ;

segment = (id*10000 + segment) ;

keep x y segment anno_flag;

*if _n_ > 200 then delete ;

run ;

*Rename each segment variable to continous from 1 to the end ;

proc iml ;

use mymap ;

read all var _all_ into b ;

row_b = nrow(b) ;

new = j(row_b,1,-999) ;

meno = b[1,3] ;

com = 1 ;

do i = 1 to row_b ;

if b[i,3] = meno then do ;

new[i,1] = com ;

end ;

else do ;

com = com + 1 ;

new[i,1] = com ;

meno = b[i,3] ;

end ;

colname = {"x" "y" "segment" "flag"} ;

tot = b[,1:2]||new||b[,4] ;

create tot2 from tot[colname = colname] ;

append from tot ;

quit ;

data annoa ;

set rawa(keep = x y &trait. anno_flag ) ;

length function style color $8 text $30;

xsys='2'; ysys='2'; hsys='3'; when='b';

function='pie'; style='psolid'; position='5'; rotate=360; size=.3;

if &trait. < 0 then do ;

color="CX00FFFF"; /* negative growth */

size = .1 ;

end ;

else if &trait. <= 10 then color="CX2706EA";

else if &trait. <= 20 then color="CX5D0AAF";

else if &trait. <= 30 then color="cx930E75";

else if &trait. <= 40 then color="cxC9123A";

else if &trait. > 40 then color="cxFF1600";

run;

*annotate a legende ;

data legend_text;

input mytext $ 1-12 color $ 14-21 x y;

datalines;

< 0 CX00FFFF 88 10

0-10 CX2706EA 88 15

10-20 CX5D0AAF 88 20

20-30 cx930E75 88 25

30-40 cxC9123A 88 30

> 40 cxFF1600 88 35

;

run;

proc sort data= legend_text ;

by x descending y ; run ;

data legend_text; set legend_text;

length function color $8 style $25 text $20;

xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a';

position='B';

function='label'; size=4; text='U';

style='marker'; output;

color="black"; style='markere'; output;

function='label'; color="black";

text=mytext;

x=x+7; y=y+.5;

style=''; size=2.75; output;

run;

data legend_title;

length function color $8 style $25 text $20;

xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='a';

function='label'; size=4; text='U';

position='B';

style=''; size=3.5; x=88+7-2;

text='growth rate '; y=64.5; output;

text='[cm/year]'; y=60.5; output;

run;

/* This white legend-box covers some of the colored elevation data (behind the legend) */

data legend_box;

length function style color $8;

xsys='3'; ysys='3'; hsys='3'; when='b';

color='white';

style='msolid';

function='poly';

x=85; y=0; output;

function='polycont';

x=100; y=0; output;

x=100; y=88; output;

x=85; y=88; output;

run;

data anno_legend ;

set legend_box legend_text legend_title ;

run ;

%let name=nt_&year._&trait. ;

goptions reset=all ;

goptions device=png ;

goptions /*xpixels=800 ypixels=515*/ ;

goptions noborder;

ODS LISTING CLOSE;

ODS HTML path=odsout body="&name..htm" style=htmlblue image_dpi = 300 ;

goptions gunit=pct ftitle="albany amt/bold" htitle=5.5 ftext="albany amt" htext=3.5;

title1 move=(-8,+0) ls=1.3 'Map of growth rate in Q. petraea';

title2 a=-90 h=24 ' ';

pattern v=empty c=black;

proc gmap data=tot2 map=tot2 anno=annoa;

id segment;

choro segment / levels=1 nolegend

anno=anno_legend /*html=htmlvar*/

des='' name="&name";

run;

quit;

ODS HTML CLOSE;

ODS LISTING;