This is a collection of Jupyter notebooks used in various OATS demonstrations.
GitHub can render the Jupyter file by simply clicking on the file's link in the GitHub UI. The rendering is not interactive, but the precomputed results will are displayed.
A zero-effort way of opening and running open source Jupyter notebooks is with the mybinder.org tool. Simply copy the URL of this repository into the box on the mybinder.org's homepage, enter the filename of interest, and choose "launch". The notebook will open after all the required dependencies are automatically installed. Please keep mind that the computing resources available to the notebook is limited and that saving your work may be more difficult.
For simplicity, here a running list of mybinder.org links:
- GDU and ACIS PRISM Basics:
- GDU and ACIS PRISM Basics (assignment):
After installing Jupyter on your local machine, simply clone this repository, install the required dependencies into the notebooks Python environment, and open the notebook file of interest. All changes will be saved to disk and can easily be committed to git and shared back as pull request.
First, thanks for your time and interest in our notebooks! Please fell free to open an issue and let us know what you found. If you happen to know the solution, don't hesitate to open a pull request with the fix!
Feel free to open a pull request. We'll review what you have a open a dialog on the best way to integrate your work!