This is an interesting tool. I'd like to know if it will be available for free in the future, or the costs if there will be any

NUPIC is a famous and useful tool for time series and anomaly detection， but I cannot install it on my workbench。
https://github.com/numenta/nupic

Went thru training this week where we used scala to operate on the wikipedia page count data

sc.textFile("dbfs:/mnt/training-write/essentials/pagecounts/staging/")

have already moved my code just need to the data from the data bricks labs to DSW

As a user in China, I may want to load my dataset files from Aliyun OSS.

I have saved a data set using python in Jupyter notebook, but I dont see the file in myfolder unless I refresh the browser. Having a refresh button in the current folder helps.

In the /my-data/ page, when I click on a dataset like "medals.csv", I'd like to see a popup menu asking menu which tool I want to use it with (OpenRefine/RStudio/Zeppelin/Jupyter). Whichever I choose, it should automatically open a notebook with the correct import command. E.g., it show create a new notebook containing
> import pandas as pd
> medals = pd.read_csv("correctpath/medals.csv")

When I get the popup to "Update My Workbench", I want to immediately see what I am updating in the popup window. What new features will I get?

I need to be able to drag and drop my .csv, .json and .zip into "My Data" folder.

In awaking message after hibernate, I just see that my DSWB is awaking up and it takes 30 minutes. but I dont know why it has been hibernated. As a user, I should know why my notebook has hibernated. My suggestion is a message like: "Because you have not used your DSWB for long time (1 month) your noteboook has hibernated. Now we are restoring/awaking it up again for you which takes 30 minutes"

I think it should be designed more professionally.

It would be great to have OpenCV built into this.

My account is cuiyouzhi000, my email is cuiyouzhi0000@qq.com

If I use the search and click to the result it only open the Notebook and not the line or cell with the search result.
I still need to use the browser search to find the right line.

Thanks,
Axel

Hi All,

As a feature request I would like to request that the tool or model built through the Data Scientist Workbench to be accessible through web service and API calls.

I compare this solution to Microsoft Azure's Machine Learning Studio and they have a nice feature called "Publish Web Services". This allows the data scientist to share their model to accept user's data and return prediction. This fits nicely to the direction of anything as a service.

Thanks,
Yin

It is now very common on the web to be able to log in to a service with email instead of a user id. Ideally, Data Scientist Workbench should allow users to login with either user id or email.

Once I am in my workbench, at the top menu, I see "My Notebooks". Its contents should be something like:
Recent notebooks > {List of three most recent notebooks}
Create a new notebook > Python/Spark/R

...or something like that. I don't think people are likely to choose from the current options of:
-"Download Everything" (what does this even mean?)
-"Download All Notebooks"
-"Logout" (why is this option here?)