Anton Akhmerov
Anton Akhmerov
The first option works in classic notebook, seems not yet possible in lab https://github.com/mwouts/jupytext/issues/271. For that reason I'm going to keep the binder interface to classic for now.
Makes sense to do so after #212
Also we need to clarify better the sources of the figures and what is happening in each (provide a caption or so).
Related to #220
Increasing the dimensionality that way was introduced in https://arxiv.org/abs/1006.0690, so it's best to cite that one when you refer to the specific method. As far as citing the course goes,...
Since jupyter-book aims to be the one-size-fits-all-no-tweaking-required, should this perhaps be the default behavior?
> > should this perhaps be the default behavior? > > No Can you elaborate? Under which conditions is having the traceback in the file the behavior preferred by the...
If something goes wrong in a way that is likely relevant for the user, and leads to negative consequences if overlooked, then it should at least be hard to miss,...
`-W` converts warnings—so potentially unimportant problems—to errors. I'm suggesting that failed execution should be an error and should print the traceback. The severity of code failing to execute is higher...
I have a few questions regarding the potential implementation. ### Format @hameerabbasi can you elaborate on > I thought about this some more and it seems the most generic thing...