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Jupyter Notebooks

These tutorials are written as interactive Jupyter Notebooks if you're new to notebooks we've included some information on how to get these running on your computer.

After you have installed the necessary python packages

All instructions are for running in your terminal (Mac or Linux) or you

launch the notebook server

jupyter notebook --generate-config
jupyter-notebook

The notebook should launch in your browsers if not go to the address given in the terminal e.g.

http://localhost:8888

Tips for running notebooks

  • A quick overview of jupyter notebooks can be found here
  • If you want a clean copy and one to "play with" select file--> make a copy and rename your copy as a working copy.

Troubleshooting

  • most things will be fixed by a fresh install
# List environments installed
conda env list
# Remove the broken environment by name
conda env remove -n <environment name>

  • strange widget errors can be fixed with jupyter nbextension enable --py --sys-prefix widgetsnbextension

  • missing output: jupyter notebook --NotebookApp.iopub_data_rate_limit=1.0e10

If you wish to run these notebooks on a remote machine with accelerated hardware then please follow these instructions

Installation Anaconda (recomended instaltation method)

  1. Install anaconda or miniconda on your computer via the appropriate installer found here

  2. Machine Learning libraries are large and have many compatiblity issues so install the tutorial specific yml file using conda or mamba for each notebook.

Random Forests

cd RandomForests
conda env create -f RF.yml
conda activate RF

Convolutional Neural Networks

cd ConvolutionalNeuralNetworks
conda env create -f CNN.yml
conda activate CNN

Gaussian Processes

cd GaussianProcesses
conda env create -f GP.yml
conda activate

Physics Informed Neural Networks

cd Physics_Informed_Neural_Networks
conda env create -f PINN.yml
conda activate PINNs

mamba

Mamba is a faster version of conda installed by running conda install -c conda-forge mamba and then used in place of conda in commands e.g. conda install becomes mamba install conda env create becomes mamba env create and so on.

This may be useful if the conda environment is taking a long time to solve.