IPython notebooks for master thesis students to get their master thesis started
Please click on the badge above to start an online version of the notebooks without installation requirements.
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Download Anaconda for Windows from https://www.continuum.io/downloads. This may take a few minutes. Pay attention to the following:
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Python version: select the latest Python version (>= 3.6).
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CPU architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). You can check your CPU architecture by going to
Configuration Panel
>System and Security
>System
.
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Install the version of Anaconda that you downloaded, following the instructions on the download page. If you already have a version of Python on your computer, untick the box stating “Register Anaconda as my default Python x.x”.
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Congratulations, you have installed Anaconda and, with it, Jupyter Notebook. Now download the notebooks from this link, and unzip the notebooks to an arbitrary folder.
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To start jupyter notebook, navigate to the folder in which you unzipped the notebooks, open a terminal window, and simply type
jupyter notebook
. Alternatively, you can also open the program Anaconda Navigator, select jupyter notebook, and navigate to the folder where the notebooks are stored. Click on the first notebook to get started.
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Download Anaconda for Linux from https://www.continuum.io/downloads. This may take a few minutes. Pay attention to the following:
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Python version: select the latest Python version (>= 3.6).
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CPU architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). Open a terminal window and type
uname -i
. This will give as outputIntel 80386
ori386
for a 32-bit system, andx86_64
for a 64-bit system. Do not download the Power8 variant.
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Install the version of Anaconda that you downloaded by running:
bash Anaconda3-4.4.0-Linux-x86_64.sh
. (The filename may be different if you have downloaded a newer version.) Follow the instructions that appear on screen. When asked to updated.bashrc
, typeyes
. When you're done, open a new terminal window for the new settings to take effect. -
Congratulations, you have installed Anaconda and, with it, Jupyter Notebook. Now download the notebooks from this link, and unzip the notebooks to an arbitrary folder.
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Run
jupyter notebook
, which should open a browser window. Navigate to the folder where the notebooks are stored. Click on the first notebook to get started.
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Download Anaconda for macOS from https://www.continuum.io/downloads. This may take a few minutes. Pay attention to the following:
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Python version: select the latest Python version (>= 3.6)
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CPU architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). You can check your CPU architecture by going to
System Profiler
>Contents
>Software
. The line64-bit Kernel and Extensions
will sayYes
if you are running the 64-bit kernel andNo
if you are running the 32-bit kernel. Note thatSystem Profiler
was renamed toSystem Information
in OS X 10.7.
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Install the version of Anaconda that you downloaded, following the instructions on the download page. If you already have a version of Python on your computer, untick the box stating “Register Anaconda as my default Python x.x”.
-
Congratulations, you have installed Anaconda and, with it, Jupyter Notebook. Now download the notebooks from this link, and unzip the notebooks to an arbitrary folder.
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To start jupyter notebook, navigate to the folder in which you unzipped the notebooks, open a terminal window, and simply type
jupyter notebook
. Alternatively, you can also open the program Anaconda Navigator, select jupyter notebook, and navigate to the folder where the notebooks are stored. Click on the first notebook to get started.