Closed BlcaKHat closed 6 years ago
When spectral.imshow
is called, the entire image extent is displayed. The standard matplotlib.imshow
tools are used to to pan/zoom the image. Click on the tool button with 4 arrows (at the bottom of the window), then click & drag with the right or left mouse button to pan & zoom.
I want to remove the scaling on left and down . how do i do that >? the pen highlighted area
Images are rendered using matplotlib so you can use matplotlib functions to disable the tick labels.
tboggs.. sorry to ask again, But i am not able to do it. how do i disable it . where i can put matplot function ?.
I am not able to do it . can I expect more help. ?
The metrics are just the number of pixels. You can make them go away with one additional line of code.
ax = imshow(image)
ax.axes.set_axis_off()
Here is a working example. This is standard matplotlib functionality, so for more information you can refer to the matplotlib documentation.
thanx jkibele. this worked for me.
when i open an image to visualise, what is the scale metric. how do i change it ?. I just want to open the image. suggestion please. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YHLSd1ZYtpkljzGOnwhQHrjLrlQnKD51