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A jupyter notebook is a useful, interactive way to present a report from test results. It combines markdown formatted text with live python code, meaning that plotted data can be analysed in more detail and much easier.
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Our [[Jupyter notebooks]] can be found by following the link.
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### Installation
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Various packages will need to be installed to use jupyter:
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[[Jupyter notebooks]]
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# Notes to consider
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[[Kernel tuning notes]]
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[[Weekly Reports]]
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[[Test results]]
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# Jupyter Notebooks
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[JETSON-NOTEBOOK.zip](/uploads/e3c9d70a1334a9d228df190393c3d689/JETSON-NOTEBOOK.zip)
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[JRIG-NOTEBOOK.zip](/uploads/23d6ce82ff874eb94ffd22d88144e767/JRIG-NOTEBOOK.zip)
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# Useful
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* [How fast should HZ be?](https://lwn.net/Articles/145973/)
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