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it does not show the channel name in gray. Instead it doesn't plot it. This is not technically a bug but inconsistent with what raw.plot() does. I think it would be useful to see the bad channel also in this plot.
It would be nice to have a scale also in the epochs.plot as in raw.plot(). It really helps improve the interpretability of the data. this already exists, press s to show it.
The scale shown in raw.plot() is incorrect if scalings='auto' since the scale is channel-wise. The scalings/ylim issue seems to be common across multiple viz functions disputed; see below (misc issues with plotting in MNE #8761 (comment)).
The vertical green line in epochs.plot() seems to disappear when you scroll to other epochs. addressed in fix epochs vlines #9326
In raw.plot_psd the usual matplotlib controls to zoom in, "home button" etc are missing. Not sure if it's only my set up. Happy to share more details if folks can't reproduce easily. addressed in restore MPL toolbar for PSD plots #9331
Selecting a channel in evoked.plot() should make the line plot bold so we can see that channel more clearly. I think this is how it used be before. Not sure if there were any reasons to change it? not a regression; see below (misc issues with plotting in MNE #8761 (comment)).
Grouping a bunch of misc viz issues that I faced when using MNE:
it does not show the channel name in gray. Instead it doesn't plot it. This is not technically a bug but inconsistent with what
raw.plot()does. I think it would be useful to see the bad channel also in this plot.It would be nice to have a scale also in thethis already exists, pressepochs.plotas inraw.plot(). It really helps improve the interpretability of the data.sto show it.Thedisputed; see below (misc issues with plotting in MNE #8761 (comment)).scaleshown inraw.plot()is incorrect ifscalings='auto'since the scale is channel-wise. The scalings/ylim issue seems to be common across multiple viz functionsThe vertical green line inaddressed in fix epochs vlines #9326epochs.plot()seems to disappear when you scroll to other epochs.Inaddressed in restore MPL toolbar for PSD plots #9331raw.plot_psdthe usual matplotlib controls to zoom in, "home button" etc are missing. Not sure if it's only my set up. Happy to share more details if folks can't reproduce easily.Selecting a channel innot a regression; see below (misc issues with plotting in MNE #8761 (comment)).evoked.plot()should make the line plot bold so we can see that channel more clearly. I think this is how it used be before. Not sure if there were any reasons to change it?