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How to get started. Go to Google AI Studio and log in with your Google account. Create an API key. Use a quickstart for Python, or call the REST API using curl. Explore use cases. Create...
- Notebook
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- Getting Started
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- Importing Libraries and Installing Dependencies
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- Interactive Widgets
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- Overview of Colaboratory
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Colab lets you use free computing resources, including GPUs and TPUs, for machine learning, data science, and education. To log in, click Open Colab and sign in with your Google account.
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In this tutorial, we will be exploring some advanced Python concepts and techniques using Google Colab.
- Open Collaboratory Notebook
- Create Collaboratory Notebook
- Notebook’S Description
- Use GPU and TPU
- Upload File on Google Colab
- Upload File by Mounting Google Drive
- File Hierarchy in Google Colab
- Download Files from Google Colab
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On opening the website you will see a pop-up containing the following tabs – 1. EXAMPLES:Contain a number of Jupyter notebooks of various examples. 2. RECENT:Jupyter notebook you have recently worked with. 3. GOOGLE DRIVE:Jupyter notebook in your google drive. 4. GITHUB:You can add Jupyter notebook from your GitHub but you first need to connect Col...
Else you can create a new Jupyter Notebookby clicking New Python3 Notebook or New Python2 Notebook at the bottom right corner.
On creating a new notebook, it will create a Jupyter notebook with Untitled0.ipynb and save it to your google drive in a folder named Colab Notebooks. Now as it is essentially a Jupyter Notebook, all commands of Jupyter Notebooks will work here. Though, you can refer to the details in Getting Started with Jupyter Notebook. Let’s talk about what is ...
Click the “Runtime”dropdown menu. Select “Change runtime type”. Now select anything(GPU, CPU, None) you want in the “Hardware accelerator”dropdown menu.
Select “Choose file” and upload the file you want. Enable third-party cookies if they are disabled. Then you can save it in a dataframe.
To mount your drive inside the “mntDrive” folder execute the following – Then you’ll see a link, click on the link, then allow access, copy the code that pops up, and paste it at “Enter your authorization code:”. Now to see all data in your google drive you need to execute the following:
You can also see the file hierarchy by clicking “>” at the top left below the control buttons (CODE, TEXT, CELL).
Let’s say you want to download “file_name.csv”. You can copy the file to your google drive (In “data” folder, you need to create the “data” folder in google drive) by executing this: The file will be saved in the “data” folder with the “renamed_file_name.csv” name. Now you can directly download from there, Or, you can just open the file hierarchy a...
Learn how to create, run, and share Jupyter notebooks on Google Colab, a free cloud-based platform for Python coding. Find out how to access GPUs, TPUs, Google Drive, and other features of Google Colab.
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