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Currently, heatmap maps the whole range of values (i.e., from min to max) of an input array to the full range of the colormap by default. I want to map the specific range of values of an input array to the full range of the colormap. Supplying the keyword, e.g., clims=(100,200), is not effective somehow. I am using PlotlyJS as a backend. Isn't clims supposed to do this job? Or is there any other simple way to accomplish this?
Thanks for your help!
BVPs
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I just want to add that if I use the same heatmap command using the pyplot backend, then it works without any problem. But with the plotlyjs backend, it doesn't. To be concrete, I want to do something like the following:
OK, I should close this issue since I just found the issue #316, which says clims to be implemented. Since this functionality is quite important and it's available with the pyplot backend, I really hope that this is also incorporated in the plotlyjs backend very soon!
Best,
BVPs
Currently,
heatmap
maps the whole range of values (i.e., from min to max) of an input array to the full range of the colormap by default. I want to map the specific range of values of an input array to the full range of the colormap. Supplying the keyword, e.g.,clims=(100,200)
, is not effective somehow. I am usingPlotlyJS
as a backend. Isn'tclims
supposed to do this job? Or is there any other simple way to accomplish this?Thanks for your help!
BVPs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: