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I disagree. That’s still not a good way to show difference. Why not use a discrete color scheme for displaying differences? There is no reason to use a continuo

I disagree. That’s still not a good way to show difference. Why not use a discrete color scheme for displaying differences? There is no reason to use a continuous color map, distort it and show qualitative differences - a continuous colormap is used for continuous variables.

semi-extrinsic 7y ago
The underlying data is continuous, and you want to give a qualitative impression. Why is that a bad idea?