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Add links to examples from the docstrings and user guides #26927
Add links to examples from the docstrings and user guides #26927
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PR #26904 (DOC Add links to pipelines examples in docstrings) takes care of examples/compose: plot_column_transformer_mixed_types.py |
PR #26877 (DOC Add links to preprocessing examples in docstrings and userguide) takes care of examples/preprocessing: plot_all_scaling.py |
PR DOC Add links to decomposition examples in docstrings and user guide adds examples/decomposition:
Other examples that are related to decomposition but found in different sections that were linked here: examples/applications:
examples/compose:
examples/release_highlights:
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Working on PR: #26950
Related Example files: |
@Shreesha3112 please list files for which you're working on, and only focus on a single class for each PR. |
@adrinjalali Added Class and its related example files |
I'm working on plot_cyclical_feature_engineering |
I am working on plot_classification_probability |
I am working on plot_classifier_comparison.py |
I'm working on plot_iris_dataset.py |
Working on plot_classification.py |
working on plot_optics.py |
does this issue still have tasks? i would like to work on it |
I'm working on plot_inductive_clustering |
Hello, scikit-learn team! |
Hi @Maddouchhamza, You should start by getting familiar with the Development Guide. Then, your work will be very self-directed. Be aware that maintainers have little time to guide you step by step. Concerning this issue, you need to go through the list and find out when has not been worked on yet. |
I'm working on plot_feature_selection.py |
I'm working on examples/plot_gradient_boosting_quantile.py |
I recently came across guidance from @StefanieSenger that I found incredibly helpful for anyone new to contributing to this issue or assisting with reviews (like myself). The comment explains the background of this issue and provides insight on how to decide where to place relevant example links. For those interested in contributing but unsure where to start, I strongly encourage you to read the comment. It’s definitely worth the time, and even if you still have questions, it might help you better frame your confusion so we can assist you or review your PR more effectively. |
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I'm working on examples/ensemble/plot_random_forest_embedding.py |
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Worked on the following examples in PR #30420:
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References scikit-learn#26927 What does this fix? Added links to plot_covariance_estimation example in docstrings and userguide
References scikit-learn#26927 What does this fix? Added links to plot_covariance_estimation example in docstrings and userguide
We have a rich set of examples covering a very broad range of issues, but they're not necessarily easily discoverable via the section on the bottom of the API pages.
This meta-issue is to keep track of the examples for which we've already included links in the docs, and to fix the rest.
An example of how to include links to examples in API docs and the user guide can be found here: #26926 . Please see how it can be done before claiming an example.
For each example, please check if it's already included in the docs, either user guides or API docs, and if not, claim it by leaving a comment at the bottom of this issue and open a pull request for it. You can open one PR for more than one example if they're very related.
Note that not all examples need to be included in this project. For instance, if an example is only a usage example, and putting a link to it doesn't add much for the users, then we can ignore it (please do leave a comment if this is your finding). Also, not all examples are in a good shape, and in your PR you can also improve the example itself.
How to create a link to an example?
To create a link to the example
examples/developing_estimators/sklearn_is_fitted.py
, you can write:which would automatically create the link. Notice the pattern where slashes (
/
) are converted to an underscore (_
) and thesphx_glr_auto_
prefix.IMPORTANT: Please limit your pull requests to a limited scope, single or two classes, or a single example so that it can be reviewed easily.
Here's a list of all examples:
examples/applications:
examples/bicluster:
SpectralBiclustering
#29311examples/calibration:
examples/classification:
examples/cluster:
init
usage in KMeans #26981plot_kmeans_stability_low_dim_dense.py
#30349examples/compose:
pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904pipelines
examples in docstrings #26904examples/covariance:
examples/cross_decomposition:
examples/datasets:
examples/decomposition:
examples/developing_estimators:
examples/ensemble:
examples/exercises:
examples/feature_selection:
examples/gaussian_process:
examples/impute:
examples/inspection:
examples/kernel_approximation:
examples/linear_model:
examples/manifold:
examples/miscellaneous:
examples/mixture:
examples/model_selection:
examples/multioutput:
examples/neighbors:
examples/neural_networks:
examples/preprocessing:
examples/semi_supervised:
examples/svm:
- [ ] DOC Adds Links to plot_svm_scale_c.py Example #28830
examples/text:
examples/tree:
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