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README.md

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+JHC - Java Heatmap Control
+====
+
+This project implements a widget/control that displays [heat maps](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heat_map). 
+JHMC is available for all major Java toolkits, the Standard Widget Toolkit (SWT), Swing and the Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT). For rendering,
+the native interfaces of the toolkits are used (avoiding the infamous SWT_AWT bridge). The main feature of JHC is that it is able 
+to display very large heat maps efficiently.
+
+[![Screenshot-1](https://raw.github.com/prasser/jhc/master/img/screenshot1.png)](https://raw.github.com/prasser/jhc/master/img/screenshot1.png)
+
+Introduction
+------
+
+In JHC heat maps are not represented as two-dimensional arrays but as sets of points. This allows to only sparsely populate the space 
+defined by the domains of the attributes involved. Moreover, heat maps are computed on-demand for the current size of the widget, 
+respecting a pre-defined maximal size. In case of very large heat maps, the data itself is scaled down instead of a rendered image. 
+Computations are performed in a background thread, allowing time-consuming processes, e.g. extensive disk access, when rendering a heat map.  
+
+When scaling heat maps down, JHC currently uses the arithmetic mean to aggregate values and dynamically
+adjusts the minimum and maximum of the scale to these aggregates. In future releases, it is planned to
+make this process configurable (e.g. using static minima and maxima or different aggregate functions).
+
+There are multiple ways in which data can be provided to JHC. Firstly, different variants of the static method JHCData.create(...) 
+allow handling two-dimensional arrays of primitive Java data types. Secondly, the interface JHCDataProvider can be implemented
+to provide arbitrary two-dimensional data, e.g. from disk, via JHCData.create(...). Finally, the abstract class
+JHCData can itself be extended to implement a custom process for computing heat maps. To this end, the following classes must be implemented:
+
+[![Classes](https://raw.github.com/prasser/jhc/master/img/classes.png)](https://raw.github.com/prasser/jhc/master/img/classes.png)
+
+JHC will repeatedly call JHCData.getHeatmap(...) to retrieve an instance of the heat map for a specific 
+size. This call will be performed from a background thread. As a result, an instance of JHCHeatmap must be returned
+that provides data points via an iterator over instances of the interface JHCHeatmap.Point. Each data point
+associates a value with an x-coordinate and a y-coordinate. Each coordinate represents one tick on the according
+axis. Associated labels must be returned from calls to JHCHeatmap.getXLabel(x) and getYLabel(y), respectively.
+
+Customization
+------
+
+JHC currently supports a customizable layout as well as different gradients for the heat map. Gradients are
+inspired by [plotly](https://plot.ly/). See [here](http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/plotly/python-user-guide/blob/master/s5_heatmaps/s5_heatmaps.ipynb#Plotly%27s-pre-defined-color-scales)
+for a description of the color scales currently implemented.
+
+The class JHCLayout allows defining the following offsets and lengths: 
+* Offsets: from left, right, top, bottom, between heat map and scale and between labels
+* Length: length of small and large ticks
+* Rotation: labels for ticks can be rotated and drawn within given maximal bounds 
+
+Compatibility
+------
+JHC has been tested on all major platforms, MS Windows, Linux and OS X (with and without Retina-Displays), and all major toolkits,
+SWT, AWT and Swing.
+
+Example (SWT)
+------
+
+```Java
+// Define scales
+JHCScale<String> xScale = new JHCScale.String(new String[] { "X1", "X2", "X3" });
+JHCScale<String> yScale = new JHCScale.String(new String[] { "Y1", "Y2", "Y3" });
+
+// Configure
+JHCLayout layout = new JHCLayout(true, 20, true, 20);
+JHCConfiguration config = new JHCConfiguration("x-label", "y-label", JHCGradient.GRADIENT_HEAT, layout);
+
+// Create array
+int[][] array = {{0,1,0}, {1,0,1}, {0,1,0}};
+
+// Create data object
+JHCData data = JHCData.create(array, xScale, yScale);
+
+// Create JHC widget
+JHC jhc = new JHC(shell, SWT.NONE);
+jhc.setData(data, config);
+```
+
+Download
+------
+A binary version for AWT is available for download [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-awt.jar)
+([Javadoc](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-awt-doc.jar)).
+A binary version for Swing is available for download [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-swing.jar)
+([Javadoc](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-swing-doc.jar)).
+A binary version for SWT is available for download [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-swt.jar)
+([Javadoc](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/jars/jhc-1.0.0-swt-doc.jar)).
+
+Documentation
+------
+Online Javadoc for AWT can be found [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/doc/awt/index.html).
+Online Javadoc for Swing can be found [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/doc/swing/index.html).
+Online Javadoc for SWT can be found [here](https://rawgithub.com/prasser/jhc/master/doc/swt/index.html).