Closed johntheo closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the suggestion. I have looked into Google Colab. It's okay for some users and environments, and I can add some instructions in the README. But it adds the step of needing to install librosa
and other packages inside the notebook environment itself which seems undesirable to me. There are many interface differences with locally hosted Jupyter, as well.
Create a notebook in Google Collaboratory which:
Update the Readme.md with the instructions to import and run the notebook in Google Collaboratory
The notebook should be shared for other users copy to their own Google Drive. So, there is no need to a person interested to run the notebooks install Anaconda in his computer. All notebook could be executed online.