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  • Image to Table JMP extension imports single or batch images as data tables. Useful to extract curves from pictures or convert image data to curve data to use in analyses like Functional Data Explorer. Download and install the extension.

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mistermister
Level I

How can I apply two gradients to a heat map based on a categorical variable?

Hi! I am trying to make a heat map of a continuous function for 8 different trials to visualize variability between the trials. Within each trial, there are 2 categorical variables, SS and DS. I would like to make a heat map with these values (see image), but I am unsure about how to create two different gradients. I would like to make the gradient for SS in shades of blue, but the gradient for DS samples in shades of orange. Obviously, I can split the data and make two separate graphs, but I want to do this on the same plot. Any ideas?

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jthi
Super User

Re: How can I apply two gradients to a heat map based on a categorical variable?

At least if you have two separate Y-axis you can do this

jthi_0-1731433470782.png

Right click on each legend and change the coloring of Gradient

jthi_1-1731433497723.png

 

-Jarmo

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jthi
Super User

Re: How can I apply two gradients to a heat map based on a categorical variable?

At least if you have two separate Y-axis you can do this

jthi_0-1731433470782.png

Right click on each legend and change the coloring of Gradient

jthi_1-1731433497723.png

 

-Jarmo
mistermister
Level I

Re: How can I apply two gradients to a heat map based on a categorical variable?

Thanks! This seems to work well. I hadn't thought to split it that way but it gets the job done. 

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