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The workshop consists of a series of Jupyter notebooks. These are available
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below, and can be run using the
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<a href="https://workshop.biosimspace.org/hub/tmplogin" target="_blank">workshop Jupyter server</a>.
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Start the server by <a href="https://workshop.biosimspace.org/hub/tmplogin" target="_blank">clicking here</a>.
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This will open a Jupyter notebook interface. Be patient as this may take 30-60 seconds.
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Once this has opened, navigate to the `python_and_data` directory and you will find the
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notebooks there.
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<a href="https://ccpbiosim.github.io/workshop/events/bristol2018/server.html" target="_blank">workshop Jupyter server</a>.
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The workshops are numbered sequentially from `01_jupyter_howto.ipynb` to
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`17_regular_expressions.ipynb`. They cover a variety of useful Python topics,
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[download](17_regular_expressions.ipynb) | [download answers](answers/17_regular_expressions.ipynb)
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## How to download to run at home
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While this workshop is running using cloud servers generously supplied
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by [Microsoft Azure](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/container-service/kubernetes/),
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you can also download and run this workshop on your own computer if
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you are using docker (and your computer has an X86-64 processor that
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supports AVX, e.g. like most Intel processors since 2011). To run on
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your own computer type;
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docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 chryswoods/bss-workshop:latest
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```
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This will download the image (may take a while...) and will run it on
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your computer. It will print out the URL of the notebook which you should navigate
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to in your browser (it will look something like `http://localhost:8888/?token=7f4b6be12ff1cec13903d0f27bab2ad7ea3eeaa9f0098dee`)

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