<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />Hi all,
I’m working on some data which look like this (but with much more data):
I’m trying to build a graph (in jsl script) to visualize plots colored by value (first level) and the protocol they belong to (second level), all in the same frame.
1 plot = a square defined by its lower left corner coordinates (XXX and YY columns) in an orthogonal frame. Each plot should be colored according to its value (val column).
1 protocol = several contiguous plots. Each protocol has a name which I would like to be displayed as a label. Each protocol should be bordered with a bold line.
Example of what I want:
What I’ve tried so far:
- A heatmap with XXX on X-axis and YY on Y-axis, colored by val .I then add a background map using map files I created for protocol (see attached files: proto-Name.jmp and proto-XY.jmp). Problems :
- I struggle with the scale, which automatically switches to “geodesic” while I need it to be “linear”. Even though I force it in my script, it keeps changing back.
- I can’t find a way to display the protocol names labels (I don’t want to do it by labeling my rows (plots) because it would be displayed on every cell when I want to see it only once per protocol)
- Background map borders are of course at the background, whereas I would like them ideally to be over the heatmap
- A map shape with protocol as a map role (proto-Name.jmp and proto-XY.jmp), but this makes the plots disappear and I get an averaged value for each protocol instead of the value for each plot in a protocol.
- A map shape with plot as a map role (plots-Name.jmp and plots-XY.jmp) + a background map created with protocol coordinates (proto-Name.jmp and proto-XY.jmp). But once more, I meet problems with scaling, and I can’t display my protocols names.
I found that it is possible with a treemap to display labels in transparency over groups; that’s the kind of display I’m seeking for the protocols names (but I’m not interested in treemap features otherwise).
If someone could help me with this, I would be very grateful. All JMP files are attached in a zip file.
Thanks
