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TES_21_22_Tutorials

Tutorials for the Thematic Einstein Semester on Mathematics of Imaging in Real-World Challenges

The idea of the tutorials is to run them via Jupyter notebooks. The notebooks are designed to require little computational power. They can be be run by using binder:

Binder

The link above will open the notebooks directly in your browser and you do not need not install any additional software. If you would like to run to code on your own computer, please follow the installation instructions below. If you want to do this, then please try it well in advance to the tutorial, because it will take some time.

Installation

Prerequisites

You will need to have git and anaconda installed on your computer. The notebooks do not require GPU support.

Get the github repository

Open the terminal and clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/ckolbPTB/TES_21_22_Tutorials.git

Create conda environment

All the required packages are listed in requirements.txt. In order to create a conda environment with these requirements, open a terminal go to the main folder of the repository:

cd TES_21_22_Tutorials

and enter:

conda env create --file requirements.yml --name TES

Now you can activate this environment using:

conda activate TES

Start notebooks

In order to start the Jupyter notebooks enter

jupyter-notebook

in the terminal. This will then open the Jupyter notebook page in a browser window.

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