DOC: Removed uniform method from kmeans2 doc #5795
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Kmeans2 documentation contains information about a 'uniform' initialization method. However, it was never implemented, so it should be removed for the time being until someone actually does. Closes gh-5786.
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kmeans2documentation contains information about auniforminitialization method. However, it was never implemented, so it should be removed for the time being until someone actually does, avoiding confusion as was evident in #5786.