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Jupyter

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To access the Jupyter interface, point a web browser at . You will be prompted to log in with your GitHub account. Clicking the button will take you to GitHub's site to authenticate, then back to the NCIL Jupyter server.

Juptyter on the server is "persistent", meaning that if you close the browser tab (on purpose or accidentally), then go back to the web site, it will pick up where you left off. Anything you left open should still be there, and jobs that were running when you closed the tab before should still be running (or finished).

https://ncil.psychology.dal.ca/jupyter