bnaecker commented 6 years ago

accept a dx keyword argument. This gives the spatial scale of a single pixel in the passed linear filter, which is used to set the axis extent accordingly. This allows users to see spatial filters in actual spatial units. The parameter defaults to 1.0 (plot in pixel coordinates), so the behavior for older code is the same.

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Merging #95 into master will decrease coverage by 0.68%. The diff coverage is 89.18%.

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pyret/visualizations.py	`92.94% <88.88%> (-2.24%)`	:arrow_down:

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nirum commented 6 years ago

Also let's bump the version to 0.5.7, since the API has changed a bit.

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Adds option to all visualizations which display spatial filters to #95

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