Use correct min/max stretching, and guard against flat images#357
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I also added a check for the image size matching the configured size, and a warning for cell boxes entirely outside the image. These changes all originated from the same run, |
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The assertion on image size could be ignored if you first incorporate this PR: #354 |
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Thank you for the PR!! This is amazing! |
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The min/max stretching was using (im - min) / max, instead of (im - min) / (max - min). This change fixes that stretch, and also adds a small epsilon to guard against NaNs when max == min.