Watch our #TutorialVideo that guides you through the #Jupyter #ColabNotebook containing our #OpenAccess #MERFISH #MouseBrain Receptor Map:
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#DataVisualization #SingleCell #SpatialAnalysis #DeckGL #observable_jupyter #UMAP #SCANPY #ComputationalBiology
Embedding cells from Observable notebooks in a static JupyterLite website via an in-browser Python kernel powered by Pyodide, thanks to the observable-jupyter library by Thomas Ballinger.
Sounds crazy but it works!🤯
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#30DayMapChallenge Day 27- #Heatmap
#MERFISH mouse brain map. The interactive heatmap enables the visualization of gene expression across Leiden clusters and single-cells!
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#observable_jupyter #deckgl #spatialtranscriptomics @googlecolab Observable
We're excited to share a new tutorial walking users through the Project Jupyter Colab Notebook on #GoogleCloud with Vizgen's #MERFISH Mouse Brain Receptor Map #openscience #dataset ! hubs.ly/H0-CsXL0
#SingleCell #SpatialGenomics #DeckGL #observable #jupyter #SCANPY
#30DayMapChallenge Day 11- 3D
#MERFISH mouse brain map. Points are RNA detected by #MERSCOPE & red shows segmented cells. 3D enables exploration of sub-cellular expression!
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#observable_jupyter #deckgl #spatialtranscriptomics @googlecolab Observable
Oh man observable-jupyter by Thomas Ballinger is so cool. Look how smoothly this runs on a *cloud notebook* as it's all happening on the front end 🥹⚡️ via Observable cells.
Made w/ Plotly (.js)
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#DataScience #ML
Thomas Ballinger Tom Larkworthy Fil Sylvain Lesage Chris Olah Anthropic Observable here we used the observable-jupyter library to embed interactive visualizations in a Jupyter notebook on
Colaboratory and we're working on some fun examples using observable-jupyter-widget using two way Python-JavaScript communications twitter.com/vizgen_inc/sta…
Check out our new Colab notebook and video tutorial for the spatial transcriptomics #MERFISH Mouse Brain Receptor Map #observable_jupyter #deckgl #openscience Colaboratory Project Jupyter
Colab Notebook: hubs.ly/H0-CsXL0
YouTube Tutorial: youtube.com/watch?v=xd9Sk3…
Nicolas Lambert Observable Quarto Thomas Ballinger did some work in observable-jupyter.
github.com/thomasballinge…
Ben Schmidt / @[email protected] Dominik Moritz trevor manz I wonder if/how this could work with observable-jupyter or observable-jupyter-widget github.com/observablehq/o… and github.com/thomasballinge… (by Thomas Ballinger ). I wonder if there's a way to pass a parquet file from Python to JS?
Aiden Bai will depue An alternative to Idyll is using a component library embedded in some other language (eg Observable, Jupyter widgets). I experimented with porting Idyll to Svelte a few years ago, which works nicely because the two-way binding semantics are very similar. github.com/joshpoll/sid
@[email protected] Nicolas Lambert Observable Quarto Thomas Ballinger The Python observable-jupyter package should already work fine in JupyterLite.
But yes it's probably possible to create a JS kernel for Jupyter(Lite) using the observable runtime.
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Yvan Le Bras Andy Gonzalez Andy Purvis ipbes GEO BON GBIF @ecoevo.social/@gbif UNEP-WCMC Aidin Niamir Björn Grüning Starting with Jupyter notebooks is a great. It will help us to understand each other, how we work respectively, etc. It's also a way to prototype new Galaxy tools. Then we can create something similar to COVID-19 with automated wofklows & dashboard (observable, jupyter, R shiny).
Alex Garcia Ian Johnson 💻🔥 Observable Mike Bostock I know, but that’s pretty hard to use right now. And orchestration between JS and wasm is a pain. I’m trying to imagine what something like Observable/Jupyter would look like if it was fully in wasm. No JS involved *at all*.