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Sun planned to enable out-of-the-box support of JavaFX on the devices by working with handset manufacturers and mobile operators to preload the JavaFX Mobile runtime on the handsets. JavaFX Mobile running on an Android was demonstrated at [[JavaOne]] 2008 and selected partnerships (incl. [[LG Electronics]], [[Sony Ericsson]]) were announced at the JavaFX Mobile launch in February, 2009.
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|'''Type'''
|'''Description'''
|'''Applications'''
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|'''Basic Matrix Heat Map'''
|Displays values in a 2D grid with color encoding. Simple structure without clustering or hierarchy.
|Gene expression, correlation matrices, simple statistics
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|'''Clustered Heat Map'''
|Extends matrix heat maps by grouping similar rows/columns using hierarchical clustering and dendrograms.
|Genomics, customer segmentation, biological networks
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|'''Annotated Heat Map'''
|Each cell includes a numeric label to show exact value along with color gradient.
|Dashboard reporting, business intelligence, health data
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|'''Geographic Heat Map'''
|Overlay of intensity values on maps, usually by region or ___location coordinates.
|Crime mapping, election results, population studies
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|'''Point Density Heat Map'''
|Displays density based on point events (without relying on regions).
|Epidemiology, traffic analysis, hotspot detection
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|'''Interactive Heat Map'''
|Digital maps with interactivity such as zoom, filter, tooltips for values.
|Web usability, marketing analysis, behavioral tracking
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|'''3D/Volumetric Heat Map'''
|Visualizes values in three dimensions or volume scans (e.g., medical imaging).
|MRI analysis, neuroscience, CT scan analysis
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|'''Temporal (Calendar) Heat Map'''
|Heat maps organized by time blocks (calendar, weekly, daily patterns).
|Activity visualization, GitHub commits, sales tracking
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|'''Multivariate Heat Map'''
|Encodes more than one variable using color, size, shape, or annotation in each cell.
|AI interpretability, genomics, data dashboards
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|'''Correlogram'''
|A symmetric matrix showing pairwise correlations, often with color intensity and signs.
|Economics, psychology, education research
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=== Example ===
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