[For discussion only] Add a basic-normal example #196
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also improve type hints
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The resulting linear regression example is now on dev. So I am closing this PR. |
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Based on the two moons case study, I made another case study estimating mean and SD from a normal distribution. In the process, I noted down a lot of things that I think are a bit unclear or whose user interface could be improved. I don't necessarily intend to have this case study in the end (or merge this PR), but primarily opened it for discussion. Tagging @LarsKue.