fix(plot): take sqrt for gaussian fit sigma initial guess#698
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_construct_gaussian_callable assigned the variance to sigma, which the gauss closure then squared again. Take the square root so the initial guess is a true standard deviation. Closes #483. Assisted-by: ClaudeCode:claude-opus-4.8
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Closes #483.
_construct_gaussian_callableassigned the variance tosigma, and thegaussclosure then used2 * np.square(sigma)— effectively squaring the variance. The initial-guess sigma is nownp.sqrt(variance), a true standard deviation.Test:
tests/test_plot.py::test_construct_gaussian_callable_sigmabuilds a histogram from a known Gaussian (std 2.0), calls_construct_gaussian_callabledirectly (no--mplneeded), and asserts the recovered sigma ≈ 2.0 (was ≈ 4.0). Confirmed failing before, passing after.