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A package for simple matrix operations and visualization

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Heatmap

Matrix operations and visualization

Installation

pip install heatmap_greatseal

Usage

import heatmap_greatseal.heatmap_greatseal as hm

You can easily generate custom sized matrix with upper and lower limit. It creates the matrix of h and w size of integers.

hm.generate(h,w,min,max)

By using grid or gaussian visualization it calculates every cell's value ratio to neighbouring cells' values.
Grid visualization uses no interpolation and blur:

hm.grid_visualize(matrix)

However, gaussian visualization creates a heatmap rather than a grid of the matrix using gaussian interpolation:

hm.gaussian_visualize(matrix)

If you want to create multiple figures at the same time, they will not show simultaneously, unless you give a False parameter to every function except the last one called::

hm.grid_visualize(matrix, False)
hm.grid_visualize(matrix)

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