DOC: Move spectral plot examples from lines to statistics#30970
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In fact these are statistical quantities, and with hist, boxplot etc. they share the property that they do not directly visualize the input data but some quantity derived from them.
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Seems to have broken the docs build a bit. |
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Whoops, yes there was a reference to the document. Fixed. |
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In fact these are statistical quantities, and with hist, boxplot etc.
they share the property that they do not directly visualize the input
data but some quantity derived from them.
Please keep both commits separate, so that git understands that the files were moved and subsequently edited and not deleted and re-created.