Anaconda¶
Markdown for Jupyter notebooks cheatsheet. You can use Markdown to format documentation you add to Markdown cells in your Jupyter notebook. Here's how to format Markdown cells in Jupyter notebooks: Headings Use the number sign (#) followed by a blank space for notebook titles and section headings.
- Jupyter Notebook Documentation, Release 6.4.0.dev0 1.2.1Creating a new notebook document A new notebook may be created at any time, either from the dashboard.
- LaTeX is the de facto standard typesetting system for scientific writing. Find a a cheat sheet with the most frequent used mathematics commands here.
- Jupyter may not be the most straightforward way to create presentation slides and handouts. Download Cheat Sheets. But Beamer requires custom LaTeX, and that.
- LaTex cheatsheet for iPython/Jupyter notebooks. Contribute to dingran/latex-ipynb development by creating an account on GitHub.
- Anaconda Cheat Sheet. PDF only.
- Conda Cheat Sheet. PDF.
Jupiter Latex Cheat Sheet Pdf
Jupyter Notebook¶
- Jupyter Notebook. PDF.
- Jupyter Notebook. PDF
Objects¶
Find, list, search, reset.
Logging¶
Start, state, on, off.
Magic & Help¶
List, help.
Open a window about magic commands.
Open a window about the command (minimum, maximum help).
Function¶
Jupiter Latex Cheat Sheet 2019
docstrings, info, source.
Open a window about the docstrings.
Open a window about the function.
Navigation¶
Bookmark, history.
Add a bookmark.
Delete a bookmark.
Print the directory navigation history.
External¶
Bash, script.
The following is an example of one bash command.
Invoke an external script into IPython.
Invoke an external script into IPython and open a window about the script’s profile.
Load the external script into IPython (loadprint_text.py turns into #%loadprint_text.py).
Jupyter line/cell magic commands
Conda
Images with defined size and caption
pdf2htmlEX
pdf2htmlEX --zoom 1.3 test.pdfpdf2htmlEX --embed cfijo --dest-dir out test.pdf
Markdown
md + LaTex
Inline syntax $e^{ix} = cos x + isin x$ outputs $e^{ix} = cos x + isin x$
Complex formulas.
I recommend to use <div>...</div> if you copy the code directly from LaTex. It's useful for text{...}, align{...}, and other commands which are not compiled correctly, even if you use $$...$$. Also, works good with label{eq:equation1} and eqref{eq:equation1}, without the need to use tag{eq1}.
md + referencing equations
Although label{eq:equation1} and eqref{eq:equation1} works good with <div>...</div>, the alternative is to use tags in Jupyter Notebook.
md + Embedded pdf
reStructuredText
rST + LaTex
Inline syntax :math:`e^{ix} = cos x + isin x` outputs (e^{ix} = cos x + isin x)
rST + Prism import