DOC: Turn SciPy references into links. #8219
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Looks good. The main question I have is whether we should have links to the documentation or references to the actual importable functions. Could you make a post to the numpy mailing list and raise the topic for discussion? |
cross-linked documentation like in this PR is what we want I'd think
I'm not sure what you mean by this? |
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@charris Probably just my bad wording, sorry for the confusion. These are standard references to subclasses of |
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Thanks @wrwrwr . |
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Added SciPy intersphinx inventory to make references clickable (for example in "See also" sections in convolve or polyfit). Some
scipy.statsreferences also needed updating (such as those in vonmises or zipf; note that to see the effect one needs to rebuildmtrand.sobefore building the documentation).