scalation-kernel 1.1.8

ScalaTion kernel for Jupyter

Copyright (c) 2017 Michael E. Cotterell and the University of Georgia

https://github.com/scalation/scalation_kernel

Overview

The Scalation Kernel project provides a lightweight Scala + ScalaTion kernel for Jupyter notebooks. More information is available on the project page.

Installation

Installation requires a recent ScalaTion distribution (>= 1.3) from here. To install ``scalation_kernel`` from PyPI, you can use the commands:

$ python3 -m pip install -U scalation_kernel
$ export SCALATION_MATHSTAT_JAR=/path/to/scalation_mathstat.jar
$ export SCALATION_MODELING_JAR=/path/to/scalation_modeling.jar
$ python3 -m scalation_kernel.install

Using ScalaTion Kernel

The New menu in Jupyter should show an option to create a ScalaTion notebook using the installed kernel.

A user guide is planned for the next minor release. Until then, see the example notebooks for usage examples.

License

Copyright (c) 2017 - Michael E. Cotterell and the University of Georgia

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