Scatter Chart
Scatter charts are a great way to explore the relationship between two different variables or data series. Similar to line or bar charts, they are displayed on a two-dimensional plane using X and Y axes. The key difference is that each axis in a scatter chart has its own independent variable. Each data point on the chart represents a pair of values, showing where these two variables intersect on the Cartesian plane. To make sure everything is accurately placed, it’s important to create a uniform scale for both axes. Scatter charts are versatile and can be the basis for other types of charts, like the popular bubble chart.
As for typical scatter plot, x-values are not in progressive order, and point-shape is required, one should use FreeformPointLineSeries.
ExampleScatterLotsOfDots from Demo
For step-by-step tutorial how to implement a WPF Scatter Chart with LightningChart .NET library check following links: WPF Scatter Chart.