Add ToMATo Notebook to Consolidate Examples (Fixes #61) #79
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Pull Request Description
Overview
This pull request addresses issue #61, which requests the creation of a Jupyter notebook dedicated to the ToMATo algorithm, consolidating all relevant examples into a single location. The notebook has been created based on the code from the GUDHI Clustering Documentation and is intended to facilitate users in understanding and implementing the ToMATo algorithm effectively.
Details of the Changes
Notebook Creation:
ToMATo_example.ipynb
has been created. This notebook serves as a comprehensive resource for demonstrating the ToMATo clustering algorithm.Content Included in the Notebook:
Instructions for Use:
Motivation
The rationale behind these changes is to unify the examples related to the ToMATo algorithm, thereby enhancing accessibility and comprehensibility for users of the GUDHI library. By providing a dedicated notebook, we aim to support users in improving their understanding and application of the ToMATo algorithm in their projects.
Testing and Verification
Conclusion
This pull request not only resolves issue #61 but also enriches the repository's educational resources regarding the ToMATo algorithm.
Fixes #61.
Thank you for considering this contribution! We look forward to your feedback.