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Adding the yaml file for the ALFRED dataset
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@pschmied adding you to check the tutorial section of the documentation |
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Thank you @haseenaR —this is a good start. I notice you incorporated a few narrative sections from the template / example notebook tutorial in your README.md. Are you able to get started on a draft of that notebook? Our expectation is that, in addition to the text documentation, you're able to provide this basic hands on / coded example of working with the data. I am happy to assist you, if you have not previously worked with Python / jupyter notebooks. We understand that you won't be able to complete the coded sections ahead of data upload, but we like to at least see a narrative description of what you would intend to do. Please reach out to us via email if you need assistance. |
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Hi,
I can work with you next week. Meeting couple of deadlines this week.
I have not previously worked with Python/jupyter. I'll need help.
Thanks,
Haseena
Haseena Rajeevan, PhD
Research Scientist
Biomedical Informatics and Data Science (BIDS)
Yale University
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Thank you @haseenaR<https://github.com/haseenaR> —this is a good start. I notice you incorporated a few narrative sections from the template / example notebook tutorial in your README.md.
Are you able to get started on a draft of that notebook? Our expectation is that, in addition to the text documentation, you're able to provide this basic hands on / coded example of working with the data. I am happy to assist you, if you have not previously worked with Python / jupyter notebooks. We understand that you won't be able to complete the coded sections ahead of data upload, but we like to at least see a narrative description of what you would intend to do.
Please reach out to us via email if you need assistance.
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Adding the yaml file for the ALFRED dataset
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Basic info on ALFRED dataset
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