ImageView: Plot an image with side histograms#
QWidget displaying a 2D image with histograms on its sides.
The ImageView implements this widget, and
ImageViewMainWindow provides a main window with additional toolbar
and status bar.
Basic usage of ImageView is through the following methods:
- ImageView.getColormap(),- ImageView.setColormap()to update the default colormap to use and update the currently displayed image.
- ImageView.setImage()to update the displayed image.
For an example of use, see imageview.py in Sample Code.
 
ImageView class#
- class ImageView(parent=None, backend=None)[source]#
- Display a single image with horizontal and vertical histograms. - Use - setImage()to control the displayed image. This class also provides the- silx.gui.plot.PlotAPI.- The - ImageViewinherits from- PlotWindow(which provides the toolbars) and also exposes- PlotWidgetAPI for further plot control (plot title, axes labels, aspect ratio, …).- Parameters:
- parent – The parent of this widget or None. 
- backend (str or - BackendBase.BackendBase) – The backend to use for the plot (default: matplotlib). See- PlotWidgetfor the list of supported backend.
 
 - valueChanged#
- Signals that the data value under the cursor has changed. - It provides: row, column, data value. - When the cursor is over an histogram, either row or column is Nan and the provided data value is the histogram value (i.e., the sum along the corresponding row/column). Row and columns are either Nan or integer values. 
 - getHistogram(axis)[source]#
- Return the histogram and corresponding row or column extent. - The returned value when an histogram is available is a dict with keys: - ‘data’: numpy array of the histogram values. 
- ‘extent’: (start, end) row or column index. end index is not included in the histogram. 
 - Parameters:
- axis (str) – ‘x’ for horizontal, ‘y’ for vertical 
- Returns:
- The histogram and its extent as a dict or None. 
- Return type:
- dict 
 
 - getColormap()[source]#
- Get the default colormap description. - Returns:
- A description of the current colormap. See - setColormap()for details.
- Return type:
- dict 
 
 - setColormap(colormap=None, normalization=None, autoscale=None, vmin=None, vmax=None, colors=None)[source]#
- Set the default colormap and update active image. - Parameters that are not provided are taken from the current colormap. - The colormap parameter can also be a dict with the following keys: - name: string. The colormap to use: ‘gray’, ‘reversed gray’, ‘temperature’, ‘red’, ‘green’, ‘blue’. 
- normalization: string. The mapping to use for the colormap: either ‘linear’ or ‘log’. 
- autoscale: bool. Whether to use autoscale (True) or range provided by keys ‘vmin’ and ‘vmax’ (False). 
- vmin: float. The minimum value of the range to use if ‘autoscale’ is False. 
- vmax: float. The maximum value of the range to use if ‘autoscale’ is False. 
- colors: optional. Nx3 or Nx4 array of float in [0, 1] or uint8.
- List of RGB or RGBA colors to use (only if name is None) 
 
 - Parameters:
- colormap (dict or str.) – Name of the colormap in ‘gray’, ‘reversed gray’, ‘temperature’, ‘red’, ‘green’, ‘blue’. Or the description of the colormap as a dict. 
- normalization (str) – Colormap mapping: ‘linear’ or ‘log’. 
- autoscale (bool) – Whether to use autoscale (True) or [vmin, vmax] range (False). 
- vmin (float) – The minimum value of the range to use if ‘autoscale’ is False. 
- vmax (float) – The maximum value of the range to use if ‘autoscale’ is False. 
- colors (numpy.ndarray) – Only used if name is None. Custom colormap colors as Nx3 or Nx4 RGB or RGBA arrays 
 
 
 - setImage(image, origin=(0, 0), scale=(1.0, 1.0), copy=True, reset=None, resetzoom=True)[source]#
- Set the image to display. - Parameters:
- image (numpy.ndarray-like with 2 dimensions or None.) – A 2D array representing the image or None to empty plot. 
- origin (Tuple of 2 floats: (origin x, origin y).) – The (x, y) position of the origin of the image. Default: (0, 0). The origin is the lower left corner of the image when the Y axis is not inverted. 
- scale (Tuple of 2 floats: (scale x, scale y).) – The scale factor to apply to the image on X and Y axes. Default: (1, 1). It is the size of a pixel in the coordinates of the axes. Scales must be positive numbers. 
- copy (bool) – Whether to copy image data (default) or not. 
- reset (bool) – Deprecated. Alias for resetzoom. 
- resetzoom (bool) – Whether to reset zoom and ROI (default) or not. 
 
 
 - setGraphTitle(title='')#
- Set the plot main title. - Parameters:
- title (str) – Main title of the plot (default: ‘’) 
 
 - getXAxis()#
- Returns the X axis - Added in version 0.6. - Return type:
 
 - getYAxis(axis='left')#
- Returns an Y axis - Added in version 0.6. - Parameters:
- axis (str) – The Y axis to return (‘left’ or ‘right’). 
- Return type:
 
 
