DOC add links to plot_polynomial_interpolation.py #31576
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virchan
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Thank you for the PR, @chloetychang! I have a few comments.
| A more advanced use case of polynomial features and pipeline tools, demonstrating | ||
| polynomial and spline interpolation with ridge regression, can be found in | ||
| :ref:`sphx_glr_auto_examples_linear_model_plot_polynomial_interpolation.py`. | ||
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This looks great! To stay consistent with the Linear Model user guide, it might be better to create a subsection called "Examples" and place the example link there. You can refer to how it's done for "Logistic Regression".
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Towards #30621
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This adds a direct link to the example
plot_polynomial_interpolation.py, making it more discoverable. While the example is already linked via an image earlier in the documentation, it may not be intuitive for users to access it that way.