It would be great if there was support for diverging colormaps (vmin, vcenter and vmax) as done in matplotlib's TwoSlopeNorm. I think this use-case will become increasing common for publishing Empress figures in high impact venues that require fine-tuning of color legends.
To see what I mean, consider the following - I have two different differential abundance profiles that I want to compare, but because of the inability to put them on a common scale, the colors don't align (they are centered at -0.36 and -1.78 respectively when they should both be centered at zero). In my particular case, this is actually a blocking issue.
Also note that this has been raised in emperor before.
biocore/emperor#708
It would be great if there was support for diverging colormaps (vmin, vcenter and vmax) as done in matplotlib's TwoSlopeNorm. I think this use-case will become increasing common for publishing Empress figures in high impact venues that require fine-tuning of color legends.
To see what I mean, consider the following - I have two different differential abundance profiles that I want to compare, but because of the inability to put them on a common scale, the colors don't align (they are centered at -0.36 and -1.78 respectively when they should both be centered at zero). In my particular case, this is actually a blocking issue.
Also note that this has been raised in emperor before.
biocore/emperor#708