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I guess if your underlying data is not uniform, a uniform color map isn't going to do great? Say, if you have a bimodal underlying distribution and you're inte
by semi-extrinsic 8y ago
I guess if your underlying data is not uniform, a uniform color map isn't going to do great?
Say, if you have a bimodal underlying distribution and you're interested in coloring according to quantiles, you want to have a similarly bimodally distributed color map.
The easiest way to achieve this is to compute the quantiles for your data set, and color by that (rather than height).