DOC: Add missing link to example in plot_digits_agglomeration.py #31681
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virchan
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Thanks for the PR and continuing the work from #30979, @Nachi28! I have a few comments.
- In the "Reference Issues/PRs" section of the PR description, could you please replace "
Fixes #30979" with "Towards #26927"? This helps us better track progress on the meta issue. - I also think it would be helpful to include the example link in the docstring for
FeatureAgglomeration.
Cc @StefanieSenger in advance.
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Reference Issues/PRs
Fixes #30979
Supersedes and continues work from PR #30979 by @AshleyNDoerfler
What does this implement/fix? Explain your changes.
This PR adds the missing reference link to the example
plot_digits_agglomeration.pyin the clustering user guide (clustering.rst), specifically under the Feature Agglomeration section.Additionally:
Any other comments?
Please let me know if there are any additional changes or improvements you'd like me to make.