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scale bar values low and show 3 decimal places even for integer values #59

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cuttlefishh opened this issue Sep 22, 2015 · 4 comments
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@cuttlefishh
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In my data tables, the max value in the scale bar is ~20% less than in the respective column in the data table. I can't get it to display correctly.

Also, even for integer values in my data table, the legend displaces 3 decimal places. Is there a way to just show integer values when the column is integers?

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Thanks for reporting. Could you please share your data somehow so that we are able to reproduce the problem.

Regarding your second point: currently, it's not possible to change the default format for numbers. Probably, we'll fix this in future.

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Sure! Here you go...

On Sep 22, 2015, at 3:12 PM, Ivan Protsyuk notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for reporting. Could you please share your data somehow so that we are able to reproduce the problem.

Regarding your second point: currently, it's not possible to change the default format for numbers. Probably, we'll fix this in future.


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@cuttlefishh
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The issue was the "Hotspot quantile", i.e. hotspot removal using quantile thresholding, which lowers the max value displayed on the colormap, and renders any values above that threshold with the "darkest" color. The default value for hotspot quantile is 0.95. From my perspective it would be more user-friendly if the default were 1, since lowering the threshold is perhaps a more advanced use case. Is that something you'd consider changing? However, I know some of the MS users might prefer have the threshold less than 1 by default. If that's the main use case, I'm OK with that too.

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theodev commented Sep 23, 2015

Hey Luke,

Thanks for suggestion! Makes sense, will do.

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On Wednesday, 23 September 2015, Luke Thompson notifications@github.com
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The issue was the "Hotspot quantile", i.e. hotspot removal using quantile
thresholding, which lowers the max value displayed on the colormap, and
renders any values above that threshold with the "darkest" color. The
default value for hotspot quantile is 0.95. From my perspective it would be
more user-friendly if the default were 1, since lowering the threshold is
perhaps a more advanced use case. Is that something you'd consider changing?


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#59 (comment).

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