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Right now, I have a colormap between -1.49 to 1.69, centered at 0.1. Which is okay-ish, but slightly visually confusing.
Im wondering if it would be possible here (an possibly in emperor) to center diverging colormaps (maybe a as a check box?). I think it is more intuitive that positive values are all one color (say red) and negative values are all another (blue), with equal color weight.
The proposed behavior would take 0-centered colormap, which I usually approach in other settings by finding find the most extreme upper/lower value, and set the colormap to reflect that.
Thanks!
Justine
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This is definitely on our radar - see #365 (comment). Would you prefer your proposed checkbox approach to specifying numerical values for end/midpoints?
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one. I really like the colorbrewer colormap, so the ability to say show RdBu scaled between -1.75 and 1.75 would kind of be my idea. That automatically sets my central value, and lets me line up with colormaps that might exist elsewhere.
Hi Empress team,
I'm enjoying this a lot so far!
Right now, I have a colormap between -1.49 to 1.69, centered at 0.1. Which is okay-ish, but slightly visually confusing.
Im wondering if it would be possible here (an possibly in emperor) to center diverging colormaps (maybe a as a check box?). I think it is more intuitive that positive values are all one color (say red) and negative values are all another (blue), with equal color weight.
The proposed behavior would take 0-centered colormap, which I usually approach in other settings by finding find the most extreme upper/lower value, and set the colormap to reflect that.
Thanks!
Justine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: