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[doc] Fix typo in prediction.rst (#9415)

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Typo for `pred_contribs` and `pred_interactions`
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@ -35,14 +35,14 @@ After 1.4 release, we added a new parameter called ``strict_shape``, one can set
has equivalent output shape of ``multi:softprob`` due to dropped transformation. If has equivalent output shape of ``multi:softprob`` due to dropped transformation. If
strict shape is set to False then output can have 1 or 2 dim depending on used model. strict shape is set to False then output can have 1 or 2 dim depending on used model.
- When using ``preds_contribs`` with ``strict_shape`` set to ``True``: - When using ``pred_contribs`` with ``strict_shape`` set to ``True``:
Output is a 3-dim array, with ``(rows, groups, columns + 1)`` as shape. Whether Output is a 3-dim array, with ``(rows, groups, columns + 1)`` as shape. Whether
``approx_contribs`` is used does not change the output shape. If the strict shape ``approx_contribs`` is used does not change the output shape. If the strict shape
parameter is not set, it can be a 2 or 3 dimension array depending on whether parameter is not set, it can be a 2 or 3 dimension array depending on whether
multi-class model is being used. multi-class model is being used.
- When using ``preds_interactions`` with ``strict_shape`` set to ``True``: - When using ``pred_interactions`` with ``strict_shape`` set to ``True``:
Output is a 4-dim array, with ``(rows, groups, columns + 1, columns + 1)`` as shape. Output is a 4-dim array, with ``(rows, groups, columns + 1, columns + 1)`` as shape.
Like the predict contribution case, whether ``approx_contribs`` is used does not change Like the predict contribution case, whether ``approx_contribs`` is used does not change