Wiki source code of Jupyter Notebook quick start
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1 | [[Jupyter Notebook>>url:https://jupyter.org/||shape="rect"]] is a convenient way to develop and run Python or R scripts. This can be useful e.g. for dealing with numerical results from CellProfiler. Here's how to start a Jupyter Notebook on your Windows workstation: | ||
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3 | * University menu → Software Center | ||
4 | * Search for and install "Anaconda" | ||
5 | * Start menu → Anaconda → Anaconda shell | ||
6 | * Navigate in the Anaconda shell so that the folder with your notebooks is under the current folder. | ||
7 | * Type "jupyter notebook" and press "Enter" | ||
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9 | At this point, your browser should open and show the folder where you started the notebook. | ||
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11 | [[image:attach:jupyter_tree.png]] | ||
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13 | You can now navigate to the folder containing your notebooks. | ||
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15 | [[image:attach:jupyter_notebooks.png]] | ||
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17 | Open a notebook. To run it, select a cell and type Shift+Enter. | ||
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19 | To learn more you ask Google for examples. Here are examples in the official documentation: [[https:~~/~~/jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Notebook/examples_index.html>>url:https://jupyter-notebook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/examples/Notebook/examples_index.html||shape="rect"]]. | ||
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