The IPython Notebook Format

[hunkim]

I think having ipynb would be useful to see the results quickly.

@chahuja, could you help?

[chahuja]

Sure. We could divide the scripts into multiple blocks to make it more useful. And use the inline plotting functionality to see the results in the notebook itself.

[chahuja]

Would it be useful to have the notebook with outputs printed already?

[hunkim]

I think so.

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[hunkim]

One potential issue is syncing py and ipynb files. Once people update py, should we also update all ipynb files manually? Is there any way to automatically sync?

[chahuja]

There is a way to convert ipynb files to python files but not vice-versa

jupyter nbconvert <ipynb-file> --to=script > <python-file>

Generally, a better approach to working with ipynb files is to make the actual edits in the notebook and then create python scripts, but that would require a significant change for the current contributors.

[hunkim]

Super! Once we have all ipynb files, we can encourage developers to send a PR on ipynb files only. We need a simple script to generate py files.

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There is a way to convert ipynb files to python files but not vice-versa

jupyter nbconvert --to=script >

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[chahuja]

Created a pull request with an inital version

Could you run the 05_convolutional_net.ipynb on your machine? For some reason convolution functions are not working on my build right now.

[hunkim]

I'll check that later. Should we add a script to convert from ipynb to py and ask other developers to edit only ipynb?

[chahuja]

Yeah, that would be a good idea. But, what would be better, a script to convert all ipynb files to their respective py files or one file at a time?

[hunkim]

One script makes sense to me.

[chahuja]

For use by contributors at a later stage, conversion of one file at a time makes more sense.