Add prediction example #184
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This PR introduces a new example notebook addressing the predictive functionality requested in issue #15. The example is designed to guide users through the prediction features of RxInfer.jl, rather than to construct an optimal predictive model. For added interest, the notebook includes a dataset from Kaggle to demonstrate these concepts in a real-world context.