Notebook tutorial for Knapsack Problem. #565
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Dear @SaadAttieh @cls00 This is a reworking of your tutorial in the Conjure docs to use Jupyter notebooks. Thanks @sasha704! The plan is to merge this into the documentation and keep it in additon to the version we already have there. Basically this makes your tutorial interactive - people can start a Google Colab VM with one click and run/edit/rerun the tutorial. Any comments & feedback appreciated before we do the merge. Thanks! |
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Here's the relevant google colab link for easy access: link |
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That's awesome, thank you! |
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