Notebook
Notebook is an interactive computing environment that allows users to write and run code, visualize data, write documentation, and share results in a single interface. It is commonly used in fields such as data science, machine learning, statistical analysis, and education.
Introduction to Notebook
Notebook was originally developed by the IPython project and has now become an independent open-source project, supporting multiple programming languages such as Python, R, Julia, etc. Its core is an interactive computing kernel that runs code in the background and returns the results to the user interface. Users can organize code and text in cells and can modify and re-run cells at any time.
The advantages of Notebook lie in its ability to help users perform data analysis and visualization more efficiently. Users can complete tasks such as data cleaning, exploratory analysis, modeling, and visualization in the same interface without switching between different tools. In addition, Notebook supports Markdown syntax, allowing users to write code and text in the same document, making the document more readable and understandable.
In summary, Notebook is a very powerful tool that helps users perform data analysis and visualization more efficiently. If you haven't tried Notebook yet, why not try the online Notebook provided by GitCode platform!
Usage Instructions
The Notebook feature on this platform requires users to log in to use.
Select Entry Point
Entry Point One:
- After logging in, click on the avatar in the top right corner and then click "My Notebook" to enter the Notebook creation interface.
Entry Point Two:
- Create a Notebook in the model project interface. If you have a model you need to test or want to debug a certain public model, you can go to the model project to start creating a Notebook.
Entry Point Three:
- If you have previously used the Notebook tool on the GitCode platform for debugging a model project, you can directly start it from the list of historical model projects (the historical list currently shows the last 5 projects that the user has started Notebook for).
Resource Specifications
Currently, the Notebook resource environment has CPU and NPU options with various specifications. Please experience it, and it's free for a limited time!
Start Instructions
- Choose the appropriate computing resources and image.
- Currently, the resources you create in Notebook will not be persisted, so please save your resources after use (good news: a 50G free memory for your resources will be available soon, please pay attention to the official GitCode website).
- After checking the option to set the default Notebook resource configuration, you won't need to choose the resource configuration next time.
- Startup duration: It takes about 1-2 minutes to start up. If it fails to start, please restart it.
- After successfully starting, you can follow the guidance in the file model_download.ipynb to download and configure the model you need.
- After the startup is completed, you can choose the tool modules you need for development and use.
Usage Restrictions
- The Notebook feature is a free computing resource provided by the GitCode platform. Users are responsible for their own usage compliance. Please do not use computing resources for illegal operations.
- The current usage time after starting a Notebook is two hours. Please save your files during these two hours to prevent loss, and the platform will not be responsible for any loss.
- Please choose resources reasonably. After using them, please close the Notebook to avoid waste.
- During the Notebook startup, it cannot be restarted repeatedly; if it is running, do not restart it, to prevent file loss. Correct operation: first save the file, go to the Notebook operation interface to close the Notebook, and then start it from the corresponding entry point.