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The Stat-NLP-Book Project

Render Book Statically

The easiest option for reading the book is via the static nbviewer. While this does not allow you to change and execute code, it also doesn't require you to install software locally and only needs a browser.

Installation

We assume you have a command line interface (CLI) in your OS (bash, zsh, cygwin, git-bash, power-shell etc.). We assume this CLI sets the variable $PWD to the current directory. If it doesn't replace all mentions of $PWD with the current directory you are in.

Install Docker

Go to the docker webpage and follow the instruction for your platform.

Download Stat-NLP-Book Image

docker pull riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book

Get Stat-NLP-Book Repository

You can use the git installation in the docker container to get the repository:

docker run -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book git clone https://github.com/uclmr/stat-nlp-book.git  

Change into Stat-NLP-Book directory

We assume from here on that you are in the top level stat-nlp-book directory:

cd stat-nlp-book

Download Data

The book requires some data that cannot be stored on github. To download execute:

docker run -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book scripts/download_data.sh   

Run Notebook

docker run -p 8888:8888 -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book 

You are now ready to visit the overview page of the installed book.

Usage

Once installed you can always run your notebook server by first changing into your local stat-nlp-book directory, and then executing

docker run -p 8888:8888 -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book 

This is assuming that your docker daemon is running and that you are in the stat-nlp-book directory. How to run the docker daemon depends on your system.

Update the notebook

We frequently make changes to the book. To get these changes you should first make sure to clean your local changes to avoid merge conflicts. That is, you might have made changes (by changing the code or simply running it) to the files that we changed. In these cases git will complain when you do the update. To overcome this you can undo all your changes by executing:

docker run -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book git checkout -- .

If you want to keep your changes create copies of the changed files. Jupyter has a "Make a copy" option in the "File" menu for this.

To get the actual updates then run

docker run -v $PWD:/home/jovyan/work riedelcastro/stat-nlp-book git pull

Access Content

The repository contains a lot of material, some of which may not be ready for consumption yet. This is why you should always access content through the top-level overview page.