Tirth Patel

I too am +1 for overhauling the frozen distribution infrastructure. To minimize breaking code, it would be good to keep all the distributions in the `stats` module as-is and declare...

@mdhaber Can you also add gh-11026 to the potential changes we want in the new API?

> @tirthasheshpatel @chrisb83 are you concerned about this? It's a RuntimeWarning. I doubt there's anything wrong, and warning when the algorithm suspects trouble is a good thing. Do you want...

Does `sphinx-design` want to continue to support Python 3.8 (starting from the next release)? If so, I can add a compatibility layer that supports both Python 3.8 and Python 3.11.

I went ahead and added support for Python

I agree that `'omit'` is a better option for all the stats functions. If we are enforcing consistency across the stats module, then `'propagate'` makes more sense. In that case,...

> how did you write the `scipy.stats.sampling` tutorials? I wrote them directly in ReST. You can also try using [pandoc](https://predictablynoisy.com/posts/2019/2019-11-11-ipynb_pandoc/) to convert Jupyter Notebooks to (github-flavored) markdown (or HTML) first...

> If we created a separate repo, it could have very lean requirements and maybe open in Binder faster as a result? Yes, a separate repo sounds better.

After mulling over this a bit, I too think it would be OK to just have a single function like `mean_resultant` that returns both mean direction and magnitude. We can...

I think a good middle ground would be `dirstats` or `directional_stats`. I don't have a strong opinion about this but we can probably send a mail to the mailing list...