say I have a colorbar with ticks like this -
In my case I've used linespace to define the ticks and used mpl.color.BoundaryNorm to create the norm.
If I know that large parts of my dataset include zero, how do I know if the zeros are in -10 -> 0 or 0 -> 10? Is there a way to check this?
I'm assuming practically it comes down to the machine precision of the numbers given they're float values in my case but are the boundary thresholds given somewhere?.
mpl.color.BoundaryNorm
internally uses numpy.digitize
with default values, so the condition is bins[i-1] <= x < bins[i]
, i.e. the lower edge is closed and the upper edge is open.