Great video on an exciting topic! Working through it now. If you install the latest version of JupyterLab instead of specifying it like in the video, you'll need this: jupyter labextension install jupyterlab-plotly ...instead of: jupyter labextension install @jupyterlab/plotly-extension
Hi shadowv0id! I'm glad this helped. There is indeed! I'll do a video on it soon, but for now look at the Preamble section here shahinrostami.com/posts/programming/rust-notebooks/chord-diagrams/
@@ShahinRostami Thanks for the reply. I understood how it's done. BTW I had seen your pokemon diagram on r/dataisbeautiful. I was blown away. Glad to know you're a rustacean.
Wow, neat! Are there any constraints with rust inside of this Jupyter Lab environment? In your book, are you "only" presenting data explorations and visualisations or also ML techniques? Within this environment?
Hello Dennis! There are some limitations, the ones I have encountered are around the persistence of some lifetimes between cells. When it does happen, a descriptive error is raised by the kernel. At the moment the book is focussed toward data analysis. Once the ecosystem matures I may look at extending it with some applied ML examples!
Awesome video! I’m going to try setting this up using WSL2 since that’s my preferred workflow.
Great video on an exciting topic! Working through it now.
If you install the latest version of JupyterLab instead of specifying it like in the video, you'll need this:
jupyter labextension install jupyterlab-plotly
...instead of:
jupyter labextension install @jupyterlab/plotly-extension
Glad you enjoyed it! Will release an updated video soon!
WOW, can't believe it :)
Great work!! I was looking for something like this.
Just wanted to know if there is any way to use crates with the repl?
Hi shadowv0id! I'm glad this helped. There is indeed! I'll do a video on it soon, but for now look at the Preamble section here shahinrostami.com/posts/programming/rust-notebooks/chord-diagrams/
@@ShahinRostami Thanks for the reply. I understood how it's done. BTW I had seen your pokemon diagram on r/dataisbeautiful. I was blown away. Glad to know you're a rustacean.
@@_tsu_ Thank you!
Wow, neat! Are there any constraints with rust inside of this Jupyter Lab environment? In your book, are you "only" presenting data explorations and visualisations or also ML techniques? Within this environment?
Hello Dennis! There are some limitations, the ones I have encountered are around the persistence of some lifetimes between cells. When it does happen, a descriptive error is raised by the kernel. At the moment the book is focussed toward data analysis. Once the ecosystem matures I may look at extending it with some applied ML examples!
@@ShahinRostami Thanks for your response. Sounds promising ;-) Book, sold ;-)