DOC: use semilogx for a more readable xaxis in LassoCV plots#17001
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I found the xaxis difficult to read in this example
so I used plt.semilogx instead. I also wrote alpha in greek alphabet.
It changes the x orientation of the plot, but usually going right means increasing value so I am not sure this is an issue. @agramfort
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