How can i show the intensity of my plot on a heat map?

I have two vectors: "point" - which is a 13x2 vector containing a list of x and y coordinates, "averagedistance" - which is the average error of a user's selection when they try and select the 13 coordinates (in "point") on a touchscreen, this is a 13X1 vector.

How can I display a 2d heat map that shows the intensity of this average error made by the user, based on the info. in "averagedistance"? I'd like to plot the coordinates in "point" but the colour of the points depend on the value of "averagedistance".

I've used "scatter3" but that doesn't merge the colours to produce a heat map.

Answer 1

[KSSV]

Let x,y,z be your data...

dt = delaunayTriangulation(x,y) ;   % delaunay triangulation 
tri = dt.ConnectivityList ;    % nodal connectivity 
trisurf(tri,x,y,z)

Answer 2

[Alexander Taylor]

I tried inputting that and swapping the variables for my own, but I can't make sense of the plot, there are overlapping planes and isn't what I was expecting. I was kind of hoping for it to look something like the attached image, with blended colours. (obviously it would look different with my data)

[KSSV]

Where is attachment?

Answer 3

[Alexander Taylor]

[KSSV]

Perfect...now where is data? It can be plotted if data is given.

[Alexander Taylor]

point =

    0.8147    0.4854
    0.9058    0.8003
    0.1270    0.1419
    0.9134    0.4218
    0.6324    0.9157
    0.0975    0.7922
    0.2785    0.9595
    0.5469    0.6557
    0.9575    0.0357
    0.9649    0.8491
    0.1576    0.9340
    0.9706    0.6787
    0.9572    0.7577

and

averagedistance =

    0.7431
    0.3922
    0.6555
    0.1712
    0.7060
    0.0318
    0.2769
    0.0462
    0.0971
    0.8235
    0.6948
    0.3171
    0.9502