Choose local authorities or postcode, then choose a data set (e.g. number of males) and the MSOA or LSOA areas will be displayed on the map with a shading according to the value of the dataset selected.
You may also add locations such as hospitals,schools and libraries.
Both LSOA and Ward boundaries can be overlaid on top of the MSOAS.
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Select two or more datasets below. E.g. gender males and gender females
You will then see the following plots:
Graphs with the categories chosen on the x and y axes.
A bar chart showing the values of the categories chosen for each MSOA.
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Run a linear regression using the available datasets
Choose the independent variable (predictor). Ensure it is a numeric variable.
Choose the dependent variables then click the 'Run regression' button.
You will see the output from running a linear regression in R.
There are also residual and Q-Q plots.
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