`raw.plot` for ICA sources scalings are bad
See original GitHub issueica.get_sources(raw).plot()
yields a largely useless plot, presumably because ICA activities are rescaled by the defaults for the channel type. Would it make sense to allow this to work by default (without the user passing scalings manually)?
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Maybe we should always by default auto-scale
misc
channel types inviz
plotting. By definition we don’t have an idea of what the scales should be, so auto-scaling them makes sense.+1 to autoscaling misc, had some issues with these in the past.