layout: post author: csiu date: 2017-03-02 title: "Day06: Jupyter Notebook, meet Jekyll blog post" categories: update tags:

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setup excerpt: Integrating code

DAY 06 - Mar 2, 2017

Data Science meetup

Today I went to the Data Science meetup for "Using NLP & Machine Learning to understand and predict performance". Fascinating stuff. Somewhat similar to my thesis work and the talk inspired a few ideas for future projects.



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speaker = 'Thomas Levi'
topics_mentioned_at_meetup = [
    "latent dirichlet allocation",
    "collapsed gibbs sampling",
    "bayesian inference",
    "topic modelling",
    "porter stemmer",
    "flesch reading ease",
    "word2vec"
]

Anyways, I just got home and now (as I'm typing this) have 35 minutes to do something and post it for Day06.

Jupyter Notebook meet Jekyll blog post

Going back to a comment I recently recieved about including and embedding code to my jekyll blog posts. I thought I would tackle this problem now. The issue is that I use Jupyter Notebooks to explore and analyze data but I haven't really looked at its integration with the Jekyll blog post.



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for t in topics_mentioned_at_meetup:
    print("- '{}' was mentioned".format(t))









    



- 'latent dirichlet allocation' was mentioned
- 'collapsed gibbs sampling' was mentioned
- 'bayesian inference' was mentioned
- 'topic modelling' was mentioned
- 'porter stemmer' was mentioned
- 'flesch reading ease' was mentioned
- 'word2vec' was mentioned

Integration with Jekyll

Add yaml front matter to the top of the Jupyter Notebook
Convert Jupyter Notebook to markdown by jupyter nbconvert --to markdown NOTEBOOK.ipynb
Delete empty first line of markdown



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