This PR supports the scatter plot via matplotlib.pyplot.scatter(), in addition to the existing image plot via matplotlib.pyplot.imshow(), for view.py single plot scenario. This is useful for high-resolution data with lots of holes from unsuccessful unwrapping. Plotting larger than pixel size fills holes like a low-pass filter.
This is controlled via two options: --style with default of image, and --scatter-size with default of 10 point (**2), respectively.
In the image, top is regular view.py (using imshow) and bottom is --style scatter --scatter-size 8
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This PR supports the scatter plot via
matplotlib.pyplot.scatter(), in addition to the existing image plot viamatplotlib.pyplot.imshow(), forview.pysingle plot scenario. This is useful for high-resolution data with lots of holes from unsuccessful unwrapping. Plotting larger than pixel size fills holes like a low-pass filter.This is controlled via two options:
--stylewith default of image, and--scatter-sizewith default of 10 point (**2), respectively.In the image, top is regular view.py (using imshow) and bottom is
--style scatter --scatter-size 8Reminders