perf: lazy-load scipy in metrics and scatter plot#662
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Cuts `import modelskill` from ~3.3s to ~1.45s by deferring scipy.stats and scipy.interpolate imports to the functions that actually use them.
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scipy.statsimport inmetrics.pytopeak_ratio()(the only function using it at module level).scipy.interpolateimport inplotting/_scatter.pyto__scatter_density()(the only caller).Cuts
import modelskillfrom ~3.3s to ~1.45s on my machine. Negligible difference for long-running scripts, but notebook/REPL users feel the snappier startup.