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enable sharing of Zeppelin notebooks for multiple people to edit simultaneously (like a Google Doc)
Zeppelin notebooks can be shared if the access privileges of notebooks is opened to the public. To share a notebook for collaboration, we need the public URL of a Zeppelin notebook.
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When URL is shared, its better we make it target audience authorised, that means if some one else opens that URL, they can not open it excep
Once a URL is shared to a person or group, other people other than the person or group which this URL is intended should nto accept. Basically one to one sharing option to be implemented. thanks
Sudarshan
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Clicking on filename in My Data should show a list of actions, not download
When I click on the filepath, I don't expect to download it. I hope to see a dropdown list of actions I can do, including copy filepath.
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I need "My Shared" folder
I need a folder, for example, "My Shared" folder to see all of my notebboks/datasets that I have shared with others. It prevent my to change/remove a notebook that I have shared with others.
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I'd like to use spark-ts to analyze time series data with Spark. Could you please add this?
Could we please add spark-ts to DSWB?
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8 votes
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Error importing breeze.plot._, library is not present for Scala notebooks
There seems to be an issue when I try to import breeze.plot._. When I try, it gives me an error saying:
object plot is not a member of package breeze.For Scala notebooks, I cannot install the library for myself.
Would it be possible to install the library for all users?
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Create tutorial on how to use Google TensorFlow
TensorFlow is now available in the DSWB but there is little in the way of information available on how to make use of TensorFlow in the DSWB. A short tutorial would be great.
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Available for free?
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
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Integrate NUPIC as tool
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/nupic1 vote -
when i install nupic,why error?
when i install nupic ,!pip install nupic, I don't know why?
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Downloading/unpacking nupic
Downloading nupic-0.5.2-py2-none-any.whl (4.7MB): 4.7MB downloaded
Downloading/unpacking PyMySQL==0.6.2 (from nupic)
Downloading PyMySQL-0.6.2-py2.py3-none-any.whl (63kB): 63kB downloaded
Downloading/unpacking numpy==1.9.2 (from nupic)
Downloading numpy-1.9.2.tar.gz (4.0MB): 4.0MB downloaded
Running setup.py (path:/home/notebook/kaenv/build/numpy/setup.py) egginfo for package numpy
Running from numpy source directory.warning: no previously-included files matching '*.pyc' found anywhere in distribution warning: no previously-included files matching '*.pyo' found anywhere in distribution warning: no previously-included files matching '*.pyd' found anywhere in distributionDownloading/unpacking pyproj==1.9.3 (from nupic)
Downloading pyproj-1.9.3.tar.gz (2.7MB): 2.7MB downloaded
Running setup.py (path:/home/notebook/kaenv/build/pyproj/setup.py) egginfo for package pyproj
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Switch between Jupyter and Zeppelin without losing context
It's often useful to refer to a Jupyter notebook while working on a Zeppelin one and vice versa. It would be great if I could do it without losing my place in what I'm working on
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add the sample Wikipedia Page Count Data to DSW
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
3 votes -
Add ibmdbpy library to IPython and Zeppelin notebooks
The ibmdbpy project provides a Python interface for data manipulation and access to in-database algorithms in IBM dashDB and IBM DB2. It accelerates Python analytics by seamlessly pushing operations written in Python into the underlying database for execution, thereby benefiting from in-database performance-enhancing features, such as columnar storage and parallel processing.
9 votesInstructions for using ibmdbpy in Jupyter notebooks can be found here: http://support.datascientistworkbench.com/knowledgebase/articles/860571-access-dashdb-or-db2-using-ibmdbpy-from-python-n
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I want to be able to load my Data from Aliyun OSS
As a user in China, I may want to load my dataset files from Aliyun OSS.
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I need a "REFRESH" button for current folder in "My Data"
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.
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I need graphviz package in zeppelin
To visualize decision trees, I need graphviz package to be installed in Zeppline.
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I should be able to import the datasets in /my-data/ directly into a tool I want to use
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")6 votes -
Tooltips for the Download, Move, Copy, Delete buttons in My Data
Tooltips for the Download, Move, Copy, Delete buttons in My Data. They're a little hard to tell apart
4 votes
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