DOC: update filtering & resampling tutorial #6872
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LGTM so I'll merge. @robertoostenveld feel free to still review and I'm sure @drammock will be happy to make another PR if you find more fixes |
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* update filtering & resampling tutorial * fix codespell
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Would benefit from a close read from @agramfort @robertoostenveld and @larsoner, especially the resampling section.