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Currently quiver only accepts images of size `(None, x , y, z)` and looks at the `z` component to see if the image is grayscale. However some images may be of shape `(None, x, y)` and in those cases rather than breaking, it could be useful to assume the images are grayscale
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Currently quiver only accepts images of size
(None, x , y, z)and looks at thezcomponent to see if the image is grayscale. However some images may be of shape(None, x, y)and in those cases rather than breaking, it could be useful to assume the images are grayscale