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Add split normal distribution #13825
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Hi, thanks for the proposal. Usually we use first the mail-list to introduce new features like a new distribution. I invite you to post your proposal here with sound motivations (like strong literature indicating the value of the feature): https://mail.python.org/pipermail/scipy-dev/. This avoids starting to work on something and having the risk of the PR being rejected. |
Good to know. I'll do that. The instructions on proposing a new distribution doesn't mention the mailing list, fyi, just says to open a GitHub issue: https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/dev/contributor/adding_new.html |
Thanks for pointing it out. We are always looking at unifying and improving the dev docs. I will mention this. |
@czgdp1807 not sure I saw such a message. You can go through the archive here https://mail.python.org/pipermail/scipy-dev/ |
@czgdp1807 sorry I didn't get around to it. Feel free to propose for this on the mailing list. |
Taking... |
@cmdupuis3 do you mean that you are going to ask the mailing list? This is a requirement before starting any work as you can read from the previous comments. |
I guess so? Someone told me to try working on this at the SciPy hackathon as a good next-step issue. Looks like the links here are out of date. Do I just start a thread on the new mailing list? |
Yes sure feel free to send an email to the list 😃 |
Yes, that was me. Yes, it's best to start with a post on the mailing list before starting work because ultimately it will need approval there before being merged. Better to know sooner than later. Please see (here)[https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/dev/contributor/adding_new.html#adding-a-new-statistics-distribution] for more information about adding a statistical distribution. You can also search the (closed) PRs for "asymmetric Laplace". The PR adding that is a good, recent example. |
Split normal is a useful distribution that isn't currently implemented in SciPy. I will work to implement.
Split normal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Split_normal_distribution
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