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Currently, Winston's imagesc uses black for those matrix elements which have NaNs or infinite values. I think it would be nice to have a keyword parameter for this. Sometimes I find useful to mark "unseen" pixels using NaNs, and these should be displayed using the background color (white).
If you agree, I can submit a PR for this. My idea is to add a keyword argument to data2rgb and imagesc itself.
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I would like to use this feature also. I think a keyword argument to imagesc makes sense and is possibly the easiest approach (other than hardwiring it in the source code).
Currently, Winston's
imagesc
uses black for those matrix elements which have NaNs or infinite values. I think it would be nice to have a keyword parameter for this. Sometimes I find useful to mark "unseen" pixels using NaNs, and these should be displayed using the background color (white).If you agree, I can submit a PR for this. My idea is to add a keyword argument to data2rgb and
imagesc
itself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: