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Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb)

Jupyter notebooks are interactive documents that combine executable code, rich text, visualizations, and more. The Alph Editor provides comprehensive support for working with notebooks.

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Generating Notebooks

You can ask Agent Alph to create new notebooks tailored to your specific needs:

# Example of a generated notebook for linear regression
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression

# Generate sample data
X = np.random.rand(100, 1) * 10
y = 2 * X + 1 + np.random.randn(100, 1)

Try prompts like “Create a notebook that demonstrates linear regression” or “Generate a Jupyter notebook for data cleaning and preprocessing.”

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Editing Notebooks

The Alph Editor allows you to:

  • Add, edit, and execute code cells
  • Format and edit markdown cells
  • View and interact with output cells (including visualizations)
  • Modify notebook metadata

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Asking Questions About Notebooks

You can ask Agent Alph specific questions about your notebooks:

  • “Explain the purpose of this notebook”
  • “What does this visualization show?”
  • “How can I improve this analysis?”
  • “What are the key findings in this notebook?”

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Best Practices

For effective notebook development:

  1. Structure Properly: Begin with an introduction and organize content logically
  2. Document Thoroughly: Include explanations before code cells to describe intent
  3. Visualize Results: Use plots and charts to make insights clear
  4. Clean Up: Try to keep unused code and cells to a minimum for clear execution flows

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Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb)

Jupyter notebooks are interactive documents that combine executable code, rich text, visualizations, and more. The Alph Editor provides comprehensive support for working with notebooks.

​
Generating Notebooks

You can ask Agent Alph to create new notebooks tailored to your specific needs:

# Example of a generated notebook for linear regression
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from sklearn.linear_model import LinearRegression

# Generate sample data
X = np.random.rand(100, 1) * 10
y = 2 * X + 1 + np.random.randn(100, 1)

Try prompts like “Create a notebook that demonstrates linear regression” or “Generate a Jupyter notebook for data cleaning and preprocessing.”

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Editing Notebooks

The Alph Editor allows you to:

  • Add, edit, and execute code cells
  • Format and edit markdown cells
  • View and interact with output cells (including visualizations)
  • Modify notebook metadata

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Asking Questions About Notebooks

You can ask Agent Alph specific questions about your notebooks:

  • “Explain the purpose of this notebook”
  • “What does this visualization show?”
  • “How can I improve this analysis?”
  • “What are the key findings in this notebook?”

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Best Practices

For effective notebook development:

  1. Structure Properly: Begin with an introduction and organize content logically
  2. Document Thoroughly: Include explanations before code cells to describe intent
  3. Visualize Results: Use plots and charts to make insights clear
  4. Clean Up: Try to keep unused code and cells to a minimum for clear execution flows