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If you don't already have Anaconda to run Jupyter Notebooks. We suggest two options:
**Miniconda**
TODO: Setup instructions
1.
Go to https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/miniconda.html and download the latest version
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Mac: Choose the
`.pkg`
2.
Install Miniconda
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Windows:
Billy?
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Mac:
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Execute the
`.pkg`
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Select a directory for installation
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If in MacOS Catalina or later, you have to do some extra steps:
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Open a terminal window
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Run
`source <full path to installation directory>/opt/miniconda3/bin/activate`
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Run
`conda init zsh`
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Linux:
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Navigate to the folder with the downloaded
`.sh`
file
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Open the terminal in this folder (right click on the folder and select open terminal)
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Change permissions to install by running
`chmod 700 <filename>.sh`
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To install, type
`<filename>.sh`
**Google Colab**
Link to notebook
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## 3. Set up environment
Unless you are using Google Colab, you will need to run the file called environment.yml to install the required packages via the command line.
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