add pervasive label errors tutorial as an examples notebook

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Start with examples/Tutorial - How To Find Label Errors With CleanLab.ipynb and compare it with the existing examples/ notebooks. Update the notebook and its dataset-loading code for the latest cleanlab version, decide whether a similar example should be replaced, and add the requested link in the original notebook.

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good first issue help wanted

Make examples notebook out of this:
https://github.com/cleanlab/label-errors/blob/main/examples/Tutorial%20-%20How%20To%20Find%20Label%20Errors%20With%20CleanLab.ipynb

The code needs to be updated to use the latest version of cleanlab. Dataset files can stay where they are, but code to load them needs to be updated too.

Consider replacing one of the existing examples/ notebooks with this one if they are quite similar.

  • Also update the original notebook with link to the examples/ notebook stating:
    Here's how to find label issues in these datasets using the latest version of cleanlab:
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