0.0.1
Nothing more than a test...:
 Bitte gebe die Versionsbeschreibung für deine Änderungen ein. Zeilen, die mit '#'
0.0.2
Hopefully everything that can/should  be realized by the current interface
0.0.2
This is the first version of the accompanying confusion matrix plotting function.
What is still missing from the old functionality is the "grouping feature".
But we can plot a subset of the labels/matrix now.
The current interface of plot_confusion/imshow looks a bit clumsy...
BF keyword numbers of imshow now also accepts a dictionary
and plot_confusion has now the same interface as the plot
function of the old ConfusionMatrix class w.r.t. numbers
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:neurosbh/PyMVPA into neurosbh-master

* 'master' of github.com:neurosbh/PyMVPA:
  BF keyword numbers of imshow now also accepts a dictionary and plot_confusion has now the same interface as the plot function of the old ConfusionMatrix class w.r.t. numbers
  0.0.2 This is the first version of the accompanying confusion matrix plotting function. What is still missing from the old functionality is the "grouping feature". But we can plot a subset of the labels/matrix now. The current interface of plot_confusion/imshow looks a bit clumsy...
  0.0.2 Hopefully everything that can/should  be realized by the current interface
  0.0.1 Nothing more than a test...:  Bitte gebe die Versionsbeschreibung für deine Änderungen ein. Zeilen, die mit '#'
Remove trailing whitespace and reformat.
RF: Change imshow return value to be just the image handler

All other handlers are accessible anyway:

fig = pl.gcf()
cb = im.colorbar

Add minimal smoke test.
RF: imshow -> matshow

It uses matshow() and behaves like it -- it better be called like it
too.
RF: viz.imshow.matshow -> viz.matshow

Very basic plotting function that can live with the other only existing
one, so far.
BF: More tests; disable undesired conditional
BF: Remove trailing whitespace and remove unconditional pl.show()
RF Function plot_confusion() is no longer part of the commit.
With this gone, the interface of matshow() is perhaps not the
best choice anymore. It does not allow (easily) to modify
some of the default behavior of matplotlib's mathshow().
For example, forcing all labels to be plotted. Though this
can always be done by means of postprocessing.
Merge pull request #129 from neurosbh/master

A stripped imshow based on matplotlib's matshow