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Jupyter Agents - LLMs running data analysis directly in a notebook! The agent can load data, execute code, plot results and following your guidance and ideas! A very natural way to collaborate with an LLM over data and it's just scratching the surface of what's possible soon!

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Leandro von Werra1 year ago

Or watch how the model solves the Lokta-Volterra equation and plots the results and refines them. Try it out:

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Nivge1 year ago

Here's a jupyter agent for notebooks in VS-Code: Works really good

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نعمت | Nemat1 year ago

Please checkout my automated kaggle challenge solver it hasl lots in common:

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Thomas Capelle1 year ago

Seems very similar to what Jeremy is using in the course (cc. @jeremyphoward )

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Fabrizio Milo1 year ago

Is it an extension for jupyter or does he has some specialized training to interact with jupyter?

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Saquib Mehmood1 year ago

Bro, even my own self-developed AI copilot does it using a local model. So thanks, anyways.

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Fatih1 year ago

Is it open source?

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Léo - eu/acc1 year ago

My job is over

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Maxime Rivest 🧙‍♂️🦙1 year ago

Very similar to jupyter-whisper a. Excited to check it out!

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