Determine whether this object throws or ignores if it receives a number outside its bounds via put.
Add an element to the plot.
Add another HeatScatter's data to this. The boundaries and row and column counts must be the same. The settings from this HeatScatter are preserved.
Create a HeatScatter. x, y must be forward ranges with elements implicitly convertible to double, and must have the same lengths.
Create a HeatScatter with pre-specified bounds. x, y must be forward ranges with elements implicitly convertible to double, and must have the same lengths.
Create a blank HeatScatter to fill in using the put() method.
Set the colors to be used for this HeatMap as an array from coldest (smallest value) to warmest (largest value). newColors.length must be >= 2.
Create a heat map from a matrix represented as a range of ranges. The matrix must be rectangular. The elements of the ranges must be implicitly convertible to double.
Create a heat map w/o copying data.
Throws an exception. Heat maps aren't allowed to have legends.
Creates a heat map representing the density of a 2-d probability distribution. This is useful when you want to visualize a joint probability distribution but the sample size is so large that a scatter plot would have an overwhelming number of points.