DOC: interpolate: discuss failure modes of SmoothBivariateSpline #17178
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This has been reviewed by Atsushi Sakai and Jake Bowhay a while ago, and there are no further comments. An eventual location of the linked gist can be figured in a follow-up, which depends on gh-17322 and that is a big infrastructure change and needs more time to fully form. |
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Reference issue
closes gh-2167, supersedes and closes gh-16918
What does this implement/fix?
Add recommendations for linear interpolation with SmoothBivariateSpline, link to a broader discussion. For discussion leading to this PR see #2167 (comment) , for technical details see gh-16918.
Additional information
For the moment, this links to a Jupyter notebook in a github gist outside of the scipy org. This is probably suboptimal.
Melissa @melissawm , would you please be able to give me a hand converting the notebook to the bright and shiny nbdev-based infra?