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License: OTHER
Kernel: Python 3

Preparation

Format

The tutorial consists of lecture segments, followed by hands-on exercises. We strongly encourage you to bring a laptop with all the required packages installed in order to participate fully.

Software required

  • Python

    If you are new to Python, please install the Anaconda distribution for Python version 3 (available on OSX, Linux and Windows). Everyone else, feel free to use your favorite distribution, but please ensure the requirements below are met:

    • numpy >= 1.10

    • scipy >= 0.15

    • matplotlib >= 1.5

    • skimage >= 0.12

    • sklearn >= 0.17

    In the next section below, we provide a test script to confirm the version numbers on your system.

  • Jupyter

    The lecture material includes Jupyter notebooks. Please follow the Jupyter installation instructions, and ensure you have version 4 or later:

    $ jupyter --version 4.1.0

Test your setup

Please run the following commands inside of Python:

import numpy as np import scipy as sp import matplotlib as mpl import skimage import sklearn for module in (np, sp, mpl, skimage, sklearn): print(module.__name__, module.__version__)

E.g., on my computer, I see:

numpy 1.11.0 scipy 0.17.0 matplotlib 1.5.1 skimage 0.12.3 sklearn 0.17.1

If you do not have a working setup, please contact the instructors. We have a limited number of hosted online accounts available for attendees.

Downloading lecture material

There are two ways of downloading the lecture materials:

a) Get the ZIP file from GitHub <https://github.com/scikit-image/skimage-tutorials/archive/master.zip>__ b) Clone the repository at https://github.com/scikit-image/skimage-tutorial