[MRG] make the ransac example slightly more terse, improve range of plot #8258
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…ont call OLS normal.
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[ I touched this because I initially wanted to add Huber but I'm not sure it's worth it] |
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axis label pet-peeve |
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LGTM, I double checked the CircleCI doc here just in case. |
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This gets rid of some redundant code and is more explicit in the names (and in the print).
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