Add content to KSB

[fadinammour]

• Explain basic KSB

• Add content from Viola et al. (2010)

• Add an appendix on Taylor expansions and its induced biases.

[fadinammour]

Are we considering adding variable referencing in MarkDown cells?

Are we also considering adding widgets such as a cursor for interactive examples?

[fadinammour]

I just wrote the first draft for the Taylor approximation and put it on Binder. Here's the little repo dedicated to it: https://github.com/fadinammour/taylor_series
and here's the binder link:
https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/fadinammour/taylor_series.git/HEAD

[aboucaud]

Are we considering adding variable referencing in MarkDown cells?

I'm not sure the Python Markdown flavour is supported natively in Jupyter books.
The flavour currently supported is MyST : https://jupyterbook.org/content/myst.html

Are we also considering adding widgets such as a cursor for interactive examples?

Why not. The way @sfarrens designed it, the pure interactive versions of the book pages are run on Binder so you can use any funky widget you like.

[aboucaud]

Well, I read too fast, apparently you can @fadinammour
https://jupyterbook.org/content/code-outputs.html#gluing-variables-in-your-notebook

[sfarrens]

Hi @fadinammour regarding widgets:

• TheBe doesn't support IPython Widgets (at least not trivially... I spent a lot of time trying).
• The solution I proposed was to create 2 versions of a given notebook; one without widgets e.g. taylor-series.ipynb and one with widgets e.g. taylor-series_interact.ipynb.

[fadinammour]

Thanks a lot guys! I'll apply your suggestions to the Taylor series notebook for this afternoon.

[fadinammour]

The KSB method estimates the reduced shear, g, which is not in the book yet. Is there going to be a theoretical chapter on shear on weak lensing?