Update gibs-jupyter-notebook.ipynb #15
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Updates for typos and formatting made to the descriptive text explaining the sections, but it seems to have made more updates than necessary possibly because i don't have the right python libraries installed.
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Looks like some errors due to the missing libraries caused a lot of the outputs to not be visualized. I'm currently running the notebook again with the libraries installed, which should fix the issue. I'll make a commit to your branch when it's done. For updating just the markdown text, usually just editing specific markdown cells and then pressing shift+enter on each of those cells (avoiding the code cells) will allow you to avoid having to re-run the code. |
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@grabermtw Awesome - thanks so much for fixing and the tip! |
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I made updates for typos and formatting to the descriptive text explaining the 'code' sections, but the notebook seems to have made a lot of additional updates possibly due to the fact that I don't have the right python libraries installed. Let me know if there is a better way to update the text in the notebook.