[WIP] #685 Tutorial on Novelets

[NimaSarajpoor]

This addresses issue #685, Novelet Notebook. I was talking about this paper with one of my friends, and I decided to implement it. And, then I decided to create a notebook and push it here.

I have not reproduced the figures yet. For now, I just tried to provide the gist of paper and implement the algorithm and show the result.

Next steps:

• Check out MATLAB code to ensure the authors remain faithful to the algo provided in the paper
• Reproduce figures

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[NimaSarajpoor]

@seanlaw side note: the error raised here might be one of those (easy-to-resolve?) cases that might be resolved by the following:

• setting config variable STUMPY_STDDEV_THRESHOLD to smaller value: 1e-20
• refine std calculation if it is less than 1.0 (recall that this can mean not taking advantage of rolling std when we have T = np.random.rand() as std will be definitely less than 1.0

(OR, It might be one of those hard cases where cov becomes very small)

[seanlaw]

Thanks @NimaSarajpoor. Looks good