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In JupyterLab notebooks, we can --In edit mode, you can press Ctrl+Shift+Minus to split the current cell into two at the cursor position In command mode, you can click A or B to add a cell Above or Below the current cellare there equivalent shortcuts...
What's the status of the ctrl-alt-minus shortcut for splitting a cell? That keyboard combination does absolutely nothing in my interface (running Databricks via Chrome on GCP).
While working on my school's Linux server, I encountered an issue while attempting to install and import Ray in my Jupyter Notebook. I successfully installed the package ray==2.4.0, but encountered an error when trying to import it, specifically stat...
Please help. Here's an example:I have one .py file and one .ipynb, and the .py file contains the test function, but after adding the new function test1, it doesn't appear in .ipynb. Even after re-running the .py file and reimporting it in .ipynb. How...
I am running a set of commands and to run `pydeck` on jupyter notebook as per the documentation here: https://pydeck.gl/installation.html#enabling-pydeck-for-jupyterHowever, it throws an `moduleNotFoundError` exception. !pip install pydeck
!jupyter n...
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I am attempting to render a map within jupyter notebook and keep bumping into output limit. Below is my code: import pydeck as pdk
import pandas as pd
COLOR_BREWER_BLUE_SCALE = [
[240, 249, 232],
[204, 235, 197],
[168, 221, 181],
...
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I am running jupyter notebook on a Databricks cluster and attempting to render a map. I tried the example from the documentation to test and it doesn't plot the points. # Load data from sample csv data_url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mapb...
I have the following code which should render a choropleth map. import plotly.express as px
import geopandas as gpd
# Example GeoJSON file with polygon geometries
geojson_file = 'example.geojson'
# Read GeoJSON file into GeoDataFrame
*** = gpd.re...
@Keval Shah​ :There could be several reasons why the choropleth map is not rendering in your Jupyter notebook. Here are a few things you could try:Check that the GeoJSON file is loaded correctly: Make sure that the GeoDataFrame has been loaded correc...
Databricks has announced that users can now create notebooks in Jupyter format in Repos, offering a familiar experience for creating and editing notebooks. This update allows users to integrate with the broader data science ecosystem, import and expo...
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I want to make a matplolib interactive (I can zoom in/out, etc.) in databricks. This is achieved in Jupyter notebook by the following code: %matplotlib notebookHow to achieve this in databricks?Thank you
Hi there, while facing a similar issue we switched to Altair python library and it works great with Databricks. (other options can be Bokeh or Plotly).
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Step1: install the packagepip install spylon-kernelStep2: create a kernel specThis will allow us to select the Scala kernel in the notebook.python -m spylon_kernel installStep3: start the jupyter notebookipython notebookAnd in the notebook we select ...
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