Update classification.md to correct a few function names #181
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In the documented examples 2 functions are created to run the classification process: `classify` and `multi_classify`, however, instead of using these functions to run the process a generic `createClassification` function is called. I presume this `createClassification` function name was inherited from the Python documentation. Hope this helps to reduce potential confusion. Thanks for your work!
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In the documented examples 2 functions are created to run the classification process:
classifyandmulti_classify, however, instead of using these functions to run the process a genericcreateClassificationfunction is called.I presume this
createClassificationfunction name was inherited from the Python documentation.Hope this helps to reduce potential confusion. Thanks for your work!