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Julia-for-HPC

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The repo contains docs for using Julia with HPC for machine learning.

Jupyter-book

The doc is created using Jupyter-book.

Setting up Jupyter-books

These steps will allows you to create a basic setup. For more details visit here.

  1. Create a new Python virtual environment.
python3 -m venv jupyter_env
  1. Install Jupyter-book.
pip3 install -U jupyter-book
  1. Create a template for quick start.
jupyter-book create docs/

This will create a directory in the $PWD named docs/. The table of contents are stored in _toc.yml and the configuration is stored in _config.yml.

  1. Building a project
jupyter-book build docs/

For a full rebuild:

jupyter-book build --all docs/

If the toc doesn't update. This will update the entire project.

  1. Publish the docs in the new branch
ghp-import -n -p -f docs/_build/html
  1. Deploy website Go to "Settings->Pages" of the repo. Set the "Source" to "Deploy from a branch". In the "Branch", select the "gh-pages" branch and location as the "/root".

  2. GitHub pages force build GitHub pages is known for its laziness. To force deploy the website go to "Setting->Pages". Here, search for the following line:

Your site was last deployed to the github-pages environment by the pages build and deployment workflow.

Click on "pages build and deployment" and click on the button "Re-run all jobs" on the top right corner.

Julia kernel and Jupyter books

It is really tricky to compile notebooks written in Julia. One of my homie created this nice docs for us.

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