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Remote data analysis, compilations, and short test runs are possible by using Jupyter notebooks. The configuration for a Jupyter notebook server has to be done after loading the python module. As of August 3, 2021 the system version of python is 3.8.11. To access the python module provided by Anaconda: | Remote data analysis, compilations, and short test runs are possible by using Jupyter notebooks. The configuration for a Jupyter notebook server has to be done after loading the python module. As of August 3, 2021 the system version of python is 3.8.11. To access the python module provided by Anaconda type in the terminal: | ||
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>> module load python/anaconda3 | >> module load python/anaconda3 | ||
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This loads many packages, including ipython, Jupyter and YT. If additional packages are needed in the Anaconda environment, contact Andrius. | |||
Revision as of 12:42, 15 November 2023
Remote data analysis, compilations, and short test runs are possible by using Jupyter notebooks. The configuration for a Jupyter notebook server has to be done after loading the python module. As of August 3, 2021 the system version of python is 3.8.11. To access the python module provided by Anaconda type in the terminal:
>> module load python/anaconda3
This loads many packages, including ipython, Jupyter and YT. If additional packages are needed in the Anaconda environment, contact Andrius.