Jupyterlab anaconda
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Log into Jupyter Lab/Notebook you need to open “Anaconda prompt (anaconda3)” |
It is necessary to open anaconda prompt first by searching in your desktop windows search bar It looks like a regular terminal |
jupyter notebook
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Type this into the anaconda prompt/terminal and you should |
jupyter notebook --notebook-dir D:/MachineLearningPythonBiodegradation
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Because our directory fo jupyterlab isn’t where we want, I can specify which directory to open up and that is where my files can go. I am choosing this specific directory on my laptop since it is what I think is best. |
jupyter lab --notebook-dir D:/MachineLearningPythonBiodegradation
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| https://github.com/manuel-calzolari/sklearn-genetic | |
conda install -c conda-forge sklearn-genetic
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| https://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.linear_model.LinearRegression.html | |
| https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/linux.html | |
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eval "$(/gpfs1/home/meade.erickson/anaconda3/bin/conda shell.bash hook)"
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Used this to get conda to work in my environment |
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Using putty: |
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ls -lisanh
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gives information on the files in whole directory |
ls -lisanh filename
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gives information on the specific file |
ls -lisan
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gives information on the files in whole directory |
ls -lisan filename
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gives information on the specific file |
babel –ixyz file.xyz –opdb file.pdb xyz to pdb
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Using babel, converts the input file of .xyz to outputfile of .pdb |