ENH: `picks` in raw plot
See original GitHub issueraw.plot
doesn’t have a picks
param. IMO it should be added.
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I think ideally we would offer both modes. I suspect Neuromag folks are already surprised we don’t have a way of showing data in the standard channel groups, especially since we already have the selections available.
Right now we plot channels by type, but we don’t have to do it that way. So maybe we could:
order
kwarg toraw.plot
(and maybe alsoepochs.plot
since it does similar things).'type'
(default), plot by channel type like we do now.'position'
, it tries to go by position through the channels in some sensible way.'selection'
, it plots with channel type selections (might only work for Neuromag data?).Come to think of it, I don’t actually know how mne_browse_raw does it – does it iterate over selections?
In any case, I think that would cover all the use cases we’ve talked about. Under the hood it would mostly I think be some “fun” indexing problems to sort out.
I like the order API you suggest