Bilingual document example

[David-OC17]

PR corresponding to this issue Create an example notebook with alignment of a bilingual document #42 .

The PR includes a new example use of the TextToEmbeddingModelPipeline. The use case shows how one can determine which sentences correspond to each other in a document, in this case a group of sentences from the first chapter of the novel "The Metamorphosis".

Why ?

The point of this PR is to further extend the examples that the repo provides for new users, and make it easier to understand in its different applications.

How ?

The example uses Dynamic Time Warping (DTW) to determine the cosine distance, and thus the optimal alignment of the provided sentences.

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[avidale]

A nice progress, thank you for adding this!
I added a few comments on how we could make the notebook even more informative.

[avidale]

Looks very good!
Maybe, we shouldn't commit the bilingual_book.html file, though.
Apart from that, the PR is ready to merge!

[avidale]

Looks great!
I suggest we merge it now.
And looking forward to the next PR!