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Using JupyterNotebook

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	== Using JupyterNotebook ==		== Using JupyterNotebook ==
	Start the application		* Start the application
	(venv) $ jupyter notebook		(venv) $ jupyter notebook
	It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888		It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888
	The Quanta interface will open up. Copy the http link into your browser.		The Quanta interface will open up. Copy the http link into your browser.
	4. Tutorial		* Tutorial

	Below is the tutorial that I find very useful for getting started		Below is the tutorial that I find very useful for getting started
	https://www.dataquest.io/blog/jupyter-notebook-tutorial/		https://www.dataquest.io/blog/jupyter-notebook-tutorial/

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	(venv) $ pip install matplotlib		(venv) $ pip install matplotlib
	(venv) $ pip install numpy		(venv) $ pip install numpy

	3. Start the application		== Using JupyterNotebook ==
			Start the application
	(venv) $ jupyter notebook		(venv) $ jupyter notebook
	It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888		It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888

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	There are 2 ways to install: Python virtualenv or Conda Environment. Below is for Python venv:		There are 2 ways to install: Python virtualenv or Conda Environment. Below is for Python venv:

	# Create a python virtualenv		1. Create a python virtualenv
	$ cd <your_project>		$ cd <your_project>
	$ virtualenv <name_of_venv> // for Python2.6+		$ virtualenv <name_of_venv> // for Python2.6+
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	$ deactivate		$ deactivate

	# Install JupyterNotebook and others important pacakages inside the activated virtualenv		2. Install JupyterNotebook and others important pacakages inside the activated virtualenv
	(venv) $ pip install --upgrade pip setuptools		(venv) $ pip install --upgrade pip setuptools
	(venv) $ pip install jupyter		(venv) $ pip install jupyter
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	(venv) $ pip install numpy		(venv) $ pip install numpy

	# Start the application		3. Start the application
	(venv) $ jupyter notebook		(venv) $ jupyter notebook
	It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888		It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888
	The Quanta interface will open up. Copy the http link into your browser.		The Quanta interface will open up. Copy the http link into your browser.
	# Tutorial		4. Tutorial

	Below is the tutorial that I find very useful for getting started		Below is the tutorial that I find very useful for getting started
	https://www.dataquest.io/blog/jupyter-notebook-tutorial/		https://www.dataquest.io/blog/jupyter-notebook-tutorial/

Khtang: Created page with "Here is the guide for installing and running JupyterNotebook from your Centos local computer. ==Install PupyterNotebook== There are 2 ways to install: Python virtualenv or Con..."

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Here is the guide for installing and running JupyterNotebook from your Centos local computer.
==Install PupyterNotebook==
There are 2 ways to install: Python virtualenv or Conda Environment. Below is for Python venv:

# Create a python virtualenv
$ cd <your_project>
$ virtualenv <name_of_venv> // for Python2.6+
$ python3.7 -m venv <name_of_venv> // for Python3+

To activate the virtualenv
$ source <name_of_venv>/bin/activate

To deactivate:
$ deactivate

# Install JupyterNotebook and others important pacakages inside the activated virtualenv
(venv) $ pip install --upgrade pip setuptools
(venv) $ pip install jupyter

Common data analysis python packages:
(venv) $ pip install pandas
(venv) $ pip install matplotlib
(venv) $ pip install numpy

# Start the application
(venv) $ jupyter notebook
It initializes JupyterNotebook to run on localhost:8888
The Quanta interface will open up. Copy the http link into your browser.
# Tutorial

Below is the tutorial that I find very useful for getting started
https://www.dataquest.io/blog/jupyter-notebook-tutorial/