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Thanks for the PR @pijyoi While there is a common case of no NaNs, NaNs have slipped into this library in a number of places I would not expect, the library should be able to behave in a predictable fashion if that's happening. |
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While adjusting an
ImageItem's levels interactively withHistogramLUTItemorColorBarItem, it is a waste to check for nans each time the same image data gets re-rendered.(Arguably, checking it even once is a waste, since the common case is that there are no nans.)
The example in #2779 (comment) can be used to show that this PR gives a good speedup.