Use the same jargon everywhere... - #81
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I'm not sure that's an officially "agreed upon" term. I've used that it recent email because it describes the approach in Why preserve_range is not enough more precisely – dealing with scaling of the value range. Past discussions didn't use that term because they were focusing on the "removing" it part I think. 🤷 |
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I'm seeing 'value-range scaling' in recent agenda items. I remember learning/discovering a correct/clear usage of rescaling (~ normalizing) vs. converting (~ changing color spaces) right here, in the context of developing scikit-image.
@lagru @stefanv @matthew-brett I thought I would update 'automatic scaling' to 'implicit rescaling' to make it clear it's the same discussion as in Why
preserve_rangeis not enough.