Fix of typos in the 01_introduction.ipynb file
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Summary of the typos fixed:
AA2324/material.md, line12;AA2324/course/01_introduction/01_introduction.ipynb, line1519;AA2324/course/01_introduction/figs/class_12.png.Typo 2) fixes some typo errors in the image which explains what happens with more samples. In order to fix them, a new image (equal to the previous one but with the text corrected; the text is formatted identically to the previous image, with a tiny skew of the position of the text due to the photo editor) has been added to the
AA2324/course/01_introduction/figsfolder, with the name24_pearson_correlation.png. The image is not attached anymore to the cell, but could be done since the source is now in the folder.Typo 3) fixes the first classification example, where the y labels are inverted in the upper equations (where there should be 0 there is 1 and viceversa)