1D array as input to Heatmap data series

Hi,
My requirement is to plot only half of uniform Heat map (1st triangle) chart as shown in attached image. So, is it possible to plot only 1st triangle just by passing input data as 1D array to UniformHeatmapDataSeries? . Does Scichart currently supports this feature?

Thanks
Deepak

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5.4

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WPF

deepak b asked 5 years ago

- deepak b
- 5 years ago
Here X and Y Ranges are same(n*n plot)

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Answers (2)

Hi Deepak,

Heatmap charts in scichart only support 2D arrays, however could you not fill the 2D array with values (where some are transparent or null) to get the same effect?

Why do you want to do this? If I can understand more the requirement maybe I might have a suggestion

Best regards
Andrew

Andrew Burnett-Thompson answered 5 years ago

- deepak b
- 5 years ago
Hi Andrew, I can fill the 2 D array with values (actual 1 D array data to plot) and rest with null values. But this costs performance as the array size increases. Actually this requirement is to plot Bi Variate analysis chart where x range and y range values (n*n) are same. so both halves of chart are same ( because co relation b/w x&y = y&x) and hence we need to plot only one half of chart . So the output of bi variate analysis is only half data ((n*n) / 2) and its in 1 D array format and it should be plotted in one half of heat map chart. Thanks Deepak

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Hi Andrew, I can fill the 2 D array with values (actual 1 D array data to plot) and rest with null values. But this costs performance as the array size increases. Actually this requirement is to plot Bi Variate analysis chart where x range and y range values (nn) are same. so both halves of chart are same ( because co relation b/w x&y = y&x) and hence we need to plot only one half of chart . So the output of bi variate analysis is only half data ((nn) / 2) and its in 1 D array format and it should be plotted in one half of heat map chart. Thanks Deepak

deepak b answered 5 years ago

- Andrew Burnett-Thompson
- 5 years ago
It sounds like a custom requirement (not a standard feature in SciChart), but anything is possible. If the existing features in SciChart are not a good fit for your requirement would you be interested in customisation & consultancy? We can offer a service where we build custom features for an hourly rate. Best regards, Andrew