Add CNN Model for MNIST Classification (✓ Sandbox Passed)#161
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This pull request adds a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) model for MNIST classification. It also updates the import statements and file references accordingly.
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src/api.pyandsrc/main.py.src/cnn.pywhich contains the CNN model for MNIST classification.src/api.pyandsrc/main.pyto use the new CNN model.src/main.pyto save the CNN model.Fixes #9.
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