fix build_ensemble argument typos in example notebooks #20
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Description of your changes
In the example notebooks, fixes a typo by passing the correct type of argument: the list of ints
[0], instead of the string'0'toSeqNN.build_ensemble(). The current argument results in an error, and[0]is as indicated in https://github.com/calico/baskerville/blob/0a3075fcf04cae747fdb1f090441f0c0ac514b90/src/baskerville/seqnn.py#L222This closes #13.
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(If applicable) How has this been tested?
I ran the notebooks and verified the cells containing these calls run with the fix. Without this fix, running these cells results in an error.