This is a tutorial for the WORC Package. For more info on WORC, see the WORC readthedocs.
This tutorial can be followed in two ways:
- Using Jupyter notebook: see the link for installation and usage details. The notebook can alternatively be loaded directly in Google Colab.
- A .py Python script with comments.
Details on the usage can be found below. The code examples are the same in both ways. This repository contains a tutorial suitable for users new to WORC, which makes use of the SimpleWORC facade. Two formats are provided:
* Jupyter: WORCTutorialSimple.ipynb
* Script: WORCTutorialSimple.py
Futher documentation can be found on the WORC readthedocs.
On Windows, please install the required python packages either through pip or conda: pip install jupyter pip install WORC
Jupyter is only required when using the notebood. Optionally, you may install Graphviz.
Installation of all requirements for this tutorial can be done through the installation.sh shellscript provided in this repository. In order to make the script executable, on Ubuntu, please run the following:
chmod -R 777 /path/to/installation.sh
Alternatively, you can use the following commands:
echo -e "Installing git, pip, build-essential, graphviz, ipython and jupyter notebook requirements."
apt-get -y install git python-pip build-essential graphviz ipython jupyter-core
pip install jupyter
pip install WORC
NOTE: Graphviz installation is optional.
If you want to actively use WORC, we advice you to install it locally. However, for a quick test demonstration without installation, you can use Google Colab. Just launch the relevant Jupyter notebook from this repository and uncomment the relevant lines.
- We are working on the notebooks for Intermediate and Advanced workflows.