DOC Add successive halving in some examples - #34247
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plot_face_recognition.py LGTM.
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What I particularly like about this PR - besides its main goal - no more SVM in this example 😄 |
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Before to simplify to work on simplifying the successive halving search, I'm introducing it into two different additional examples where it could be useful.