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. 2016 Dec;13(125):20160598. doi: 10.1098/rsif.2016.0598

Figure 4.

Figure 4.

Spatial socioeconomic correlations. (a) State level population distribution of individuals based on their zip locations. Inset depicts a zoom on the capital district. Information details depicted here were entirely obtained from the used dataset. The map representation was generated by using an open source code available at https://gist.github.com/diegovalle/5843688github.com/diegovalle (no copyright reserved) and shape files openly available at http://www.inegi.org.mxwww.inegi.org.mx (no copyright reserved). (b) Relative average geodesic distances for different classes using the measure Inline graphic defined in equation (2.8). (c) The same Inline graphic functions as on panel (b) shown for a selected set of classes (1-poor (blue), 5-middle (yellow), 9-rich (red)). (d) Inline graphic differences between commuting distance distributions calculated for different classes and for the whole population. x-scale depicts in logarithmic values of dhw commuting distances. (e) The same Inline graphic functions as on panel (d) shown for a selected set of classes (1-poor (blue), 5-middle (yellow), 9-rich (red)).