Jupyter Notebook
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A Python toolkit for visual analysis and evaluation of text generation tasks like translation, summarization, and captioning.
F# kernel for Jupyter notebooks, enabling interactive data science and exploration with F#.
A comprehensive Jupyter notebook tutorial covering computer vision and machine learning basics using OpenCV and Keras in Python.
Jupyter notebooks implementing algorithms, proofs, and summaries from 'The Elements of Statistical Learning' textbook.
A Python package for creating interactive animated plots using Matplotlib.
A JupyterLab extension that adds support for creating notebooks from customizable templates.
A Jupyter Notebook/Lab extension that automatically formats Python code using Black (or YAPF for older Python).
A Jupyter kernel that enables interactive computing with the Elixir programming language.
Pytest in IPython notebooks.
An OCaml kernel for Jupyter notebooks, providing an OCaml REPL with markdown/HTML documentation, LaTeX, and image embedding.
A browser extension that adds AI-powered code assistance to Jupyter Notebooks and Jupyter Lab using ChatGPT/GPT-4.
A Deep Q-learning reinforcement learning agent for automated stock trading using historical market data.
An interactive book about Riemann problems and approximate solvers for hyperbolic PDEs, implemented in Jupyter notebooks.
A Jupyter widget for interactive graph visualization using cytoscape.js in notebooks and JupyterLab.
A lightweight Python GUI toolkit for building web applications without JavaScript, web servers, or deployment hassles.
A Jupyter widget that brings WebRTC and MediaStream API to notebooks and JupyterLab for real-time media streaming and recording.
A Python library for programming 2D/3D games, graphics, and sound synthesizers interactively in Jupyter notebooks.
A JupyterLab plugin that adds multiple filebrowsers for local and remote filesystems like S3 and Samba.
A command-line tool to view Jupyter notebooks directly in the terminal with customizable display options.
Analysis of High Frequency Trading patterns and strategies on Bitcoin exchanges using Jupyter notebooks.
A Python library for creating interactive self-assessment quizzes (multiple choice, numerical, string) in Jupyter notebooks and Jupyter Book.
Run Jupyter notebooks as REST API endpoints, enabling programmatic execution of notebook workflows.
A tool for creating one-button reproducible workflows with Jupyter Notebook and Scons.
A GitHub Action to build and push Jupyter-enabled Docker images from data science repositories using repo2docker.
A Jupyter widget for displaying interactive tree structures using the Jupyter-widgets protocol and jsTree.
A Python library that brings Chart.js interactive charts to Jupyter notebooks with a familiar API.
A machine learning project comparing topological and statistical feature extraction for classifying human activities from smartphone and smartwatch sensor data.
A CLI tool to reduce git conflicts in Jupyter notebooks by clearing metadata and resolving merge conflicts.
A JupyterLab extension for adding, viewing, and manipulating descriptive tags for notebook cells.
An ipywidgets wrapper of regular-table for high-performance, editable, and stylable data grids in Jupyter and JupyterLab.
A serverless machine learning framework that scales algorithms across cloud lambda functions.
A JupyterLab extension for writing and running unit tests directly within Jupyter notebook cells.
A Docker container providing a complete streaming environment for experimenting with Kafka, Spark Streaming, and Cassandra.
A Jupyter kernel for the Coq proof assistant, enabling interactive theorem proving in notebooks.
A JupyterLab extension to quickly open files by typing part of their name, similar to VS Code's quick open.
A GitHub Action that executes parameterized Jupyter notebooks using Papermill and uploads outputs as artifacts.
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