Is it possible to display pandas styles in an iPython console? The following code in a Jupyter notebook correctly produces In the console I only get Is it possible to achieve a similar result here, or is the style engine dependent on an html frontend? Thanks in advance for any help. Answer I believe that the styler really requires an
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Display pandas dataframe using custom style inside function in IPython
In a jupyter notebook, I have a function which prepares the input features and targets matrices for a tensorflow model. Inside this function, I would like to display a correlation matrix with a background gradient to better see the strongly correlated features. This answer shows how to do that exactly how I want to do it. The problem is that
IPython, “name ‘plt’ not defined”
I recently installed Atom as an IDE on my laptop, for university. I installed Hydrogen as a convenient solution to show some plots on the go. But whenever I run Hydrogen, I get this error: However Matplotlib is working properly when executed normally, and IPython seems to do as well. This is the code I’m trying to run test-wise: A
convert jupyter notebook saved as .HTML file back into .IPYNB
Can I convert a Jupyter Notebook saved as .HTML file back into .IPYNB file? The executable original notebooks were lost. The nbconvert docs don’t have anything useful for this case. Currently I have to copy-paste bunch of cells into a new notebook, but this is very tedious and output cells will be lost this way. [EDIT] I found an interactive
Argparse in iPython notebook: unrecognized arguments: -f
I am trying to pass a .py file to ipython notebook environment. I have never had to deal directly with argparse before. How do I rewrite the main() function? I tried to delete the line of def main(): and keep the rest of the code. But args = parser.parse_args()” returned an error: ipykernel_launcher.py: error: unrecognized arguments: -f. And when I
After starting spyder: ImportError: cannot import name ‘quick_guide’
When I start spyder the internal console pops up and gives the following “traceback”: The IPython console works without problems, it is just missing the “introduction text” (python version, help-commands). Can I just ignore this exception or is there a way to fix this manually? Answer (Spyder developer here) This was fixed in Spyder 3.1.4 (just released). Please update to
How to store the result from %%timeit cell magic?
I can’t figure out how to store the result from cell magic – %%timeit? I’ve read: Can you capture the output of ipython’s magic methods? Capture the result of an IPython magic function and in this questions answers only about line magic. In line mode (%) this works: But in cell mode (%%) it does not: It simply executes the
Jupyter: disable restart kernel warning
I’m using jupyter 4.1.0, and I find myself making frequent use of the “Restart & Run All” feature. Every time I use that button it displays this warning: Is there a way to disable that warning? Answer You can add a cell in your notebook and using the following statements: And the kernel will restart immediately.
How to display full output in Jupyter, not only last result?
I want Jupyter to print all the interactive output without resorting to print, not only the last result. How to do it? Example : I would like to display 3 4 Answer Thanks to Thomas, here is the solution I was looking for:
Passing IPython variables as arguments to bash commands
How do I execute a bash command from Ipython/Jupyter notebook passing the value of a python variable as an argument like in this example: (obviously I want to grep for foo and not the literal string py_var) Answer General solution As suggested by Catbuilts, use {..}: Its behaviour is more predictable than $… E.g. if you want to concatenate another