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Heatmap Series Overview
Posted by Admin - on 11 February 2019 02:23 PM
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Heatmaps are represented by two heatmap types in SciChart: Each of these is designed to display 2D arrays of data with real values. Every item in the 2D array is represented as a colored rectangle (“cell”); the color depends on corresponding item’s value: Further readingFor further information, please see our documentation The Heatmap Type. The examples are available in the SciChart Examples Suite: There are also other examples that demonstrate different features of SciChart Heatmaps. All of them can be found in the SciChart Examples Suite in the Heatmap Chart Types section. | |
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Comments (5)
Kasper Hansen
26 March 2014 04:36 PM
It's not exactly clear what version this applies to. It is not 2.3.
Andrew Burnett-Thompson
08 May 2014 07:37 AM
Hi Kasper, all our documentation applies to the latest version, which is v3. As we update the version, we will update the docs. Hope this helps!
jvanderslice@jawoollam.com
12 May 2015 04:01 AM
Does the legend support decimal places? If I utilize the following XAML command my legend shows zero at the minimum, midpoint and maximum.
<s:FastHeatMapRenderableSeries Maximum=".28" Minimum=".13">
<s:FastHeatMapRenderableSeries Maximum=".28" Minimum=".13">
Andrew Burnett-Thompson
08 July 2015 05:51 PM
Hi there,
We actually provide the complete control template of the HeatmapColorMap legend control here: http://www.scichart.com/questions/question/faq-a-custom-legend-with-textformatting-for-the-fastheatmaprenderableseries
Using this you can create your own modification to the legend as you see fit.
Hope this helps!
We actually provide the complete control template of the HeatmapColorMap legend control here: http://www.scichart.com/questions/question/faq-a-custom-legend-with-textformatting-for-the-fastheatmaprenderableseries
Using this you can create your own modification to the legend as you see fit.
Hope this helps!
domiziolim@gmail.com
19 October 2015 06:56 PM
Is there a way to blend the colors nicely? I see a bunch of blocks of color, it'd be nice if it flowed together like one big image instead of a bunch of blocks.