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Mathias
Dear NG,
I currently ty to switch from matlab to python/scipy but have a lot of
trouble with images. What I need is a function for subsequently
displaying a number of 2D-matrices as an image.
I tried:
- Image.show() which is nice but slow and I don't seem to be
able to either close the window nor draw again to the same
window, so I end up with 100 pictures on the screen...
- scipy.xplt.imagesc() and scipy.plt.imagesc() crash
consistently even with fresh installs of wxPython and scipy and
python2.3 on Linux (RH 9) as well as on Win XP.
- Use Tkinter to display the matrix (but then I need to store
the matrix as a gif file first... don't I?)
Are the scipy image/imagesc routines really so increadibly unstable? Are
there alternatives?
Thanks a lot,
Mathias
I currently ty to switch from matlab to python/scipy but have a lot of
trouble with images. What I need is a function for subsequently
displaying a number of 2D-matrices as an image.
I tried:
- Image.show() which is nice but slow and I don't seem to be
able to either close the window nor draw again to the same
window, so I end up with 100 pictures on the screen...
- scipy.xplt.imagesc() and scipy.plt.imagesc() crash
consistently even with fresh installs of wxPython and scipy and
python2.3 on Linux (RH 9) as well as on Win XP.
- Use Tkinter to display the matrix (but then I need to store
the matrix as a gif file first... don't I?)
Are the scipy image/imagesc routines really so increadibly unstable? Are
there alternatives?
Thanks a lot,
Mathias