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You should see the JupyterHub login page where you can login with username `admin` and password `adminadmin`.
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You should arrive at your workspace where you can click on the `notebooks` folder on the left, open the file and run it. Click on the double arrow to execute the Python scripts:
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You should arrive at your workspace where you can double-click on the `notebook` folder on the left, open the file and run it. Click on the double arrow to execute the Python scripts:
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image::signal-processing/notebook.png[]
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Log in to Grafana with username `admin` and password `adminadmin` and navigate to the dashboards. There are two located in the "Stackable Data Platform" folder.
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=== Measurements
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This is the original data. The first graph plots two measurments (`r1`, `r2`), togther with the model scores (`r1_score`, `r2_score`, `r1_score_lttb`). These are superimposed on each other for ease of comparison.
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This is the original data. The first graph plots two measurments (`r1`, `r2`), together with the model scores (`r1_score`, `r2_score`, `r1_score_lttb`). These are superimposed on each other for ease of comparison.
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