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Jupyter Lab on Linux Workstations

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Jupyter Lab is installed in the conda/bcbi_v1.1.0 environment module. The user may load the environment module first, then launch Jupyter Lab using the following commands from a desktop terminal on a Linux workstation:

module load conda/bcbi_v1.1.0
jupyter-lab

Then a Jupyter Lab window will be launched as shown in Figure 2. Python, Julia and R notebooks are available to use.

Follow the instruction below to run Python, Julia and R notebooks:

If you click on the Python Notebook icon in Figure 2, a Python notebook starts, as shown in the window below.

If you click on the Julia Notebook icon in Figure 2, a Julia notebook starts, as shown in the window below.

If you click on the R Notebook icon in Figure 2, an R notebook starts, as shown in the window below.

Figure 1 - Launch jupyter-lab
Figure 2 - Jupyter Lab home page
Figure 3.1 - Python kernel
Figure 3.2 - Julia kernel
Figure 3.3 - R kernel