[FIX] heatmap: Do not crash on all zero column#2916
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Issue
Heatmap with column clustering crashes when data contains a column an all-zero column.
Column clustering is done using Pearson distance which is nan for a column of all zeros.
Description of changes
Convert non-finite values to finite using np.nan_to_num. This results in zero feature being clustered with a random other feature, but the rest of the clustering should make sense.
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