JupyterLab extensions. tmtabor March 16, 2021, 6:05pm 1. In a notebook, I want to programmatically generate a download link and pass that URL to a Javascript-based visualization tool for display. In classic Notebook I was able to do this simply by prepending files/ to the relative URL. For example: files/data/file_to_display.bam.
5. Brief Summary. This post illustrate how to embed a local and online video or audio into Markdown cells in the Jupyter notebook using HTML or tags. However, for an online video
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1. I am reading an image and saving it. However, the saved image is a blank. I am running the following code to create the plot. # Create plot path = i [1] [0] [0] img = np.array (Image.open (path)) plt.figure () fig, ax = plt.subplots (1) ax.imshow (img) This creates the above plot. Then I run the following commands to save this image.
I am working on a custom widget for Jupyter Notebook. The widget does not automatically load when a user opens their notebook, due mainly to the widget state not being found in the kernel. The feature at hand is to display an image instead, until the notebook loads. I have determined that a cell containing the following:
However, If I try to load up 2 images within a cell, it will just load the image that was last called. from IPython.display import Image img1 = 'images/giraffe.png' Image (url=img1) img2 = 'images/monkey.png' Image (url=img2) If I do that, all that will load is the png of the monkey. I tried doing it with Matplotlib, but that adds x and y-axis
from IPython.display import Image def saveImage (path, show=True): plt.savefig (path, facecolor="white", bbox_inches='tight') if show: return Image (path) Then at the end of a code cell, something like saveImage ('./someImage.png') will save and display an image. Similarly Image ('./someImage.png') will display an image from disk (without
