Add neural network tutorial for defect prediction - #12
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Hello! I added a small tutorial folder that builds on the existing defect prediction material.
The goal is to give other students in the workshop another way to run:
What this adds:
I tested this inside a fresh copy of the repo with this folder added, and the instructions worked for me. I enjoyed your class, and think this extra 10 minute walk through would be an amazing addition.
Students can leave saying: "I built my own neural network at the Coveros AI for Testers training workshop!" I personally had fun, so I wanted to give this to your course. Hope you enjoy it!
This is meant to support the existing defect prediction notebook, not replace it. I’m very open to changing the folder name, structure, or approach if there’s a better way you’d prefer this to fit into the course materials. It should be fully self contained as a 1, 2, 3, step extra exercise you can use.