I have modified a notebook on the Kaggle kernel. The output file is saved in the /kaggle/working, but as I look into the files, the web page crashes every time. I tried this solution Download Kaggle output file as well but it did not work for me. Can anyone please help me with a guide to download these files? The code can be found here:
https://www.kaggle.com/code/ahmedtowsiftahmid/convert-mapillary-traffic-sign-annotations-to-yolo?scriptVersionId=117319238
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Scenario:
You have a github repo you want to work on. The repo has the following file structure:
src
|
-- directory containing .py files
notebook1.ipynb
notebook2.ipynb
You head to colab and create a new empty notebook as the entry point between your repo and the google colab runtime.
On that empty colab notebook you add the following command to clone your github repo:
!git clone your_repo_address
Checking the colab file explorer we seen that our repo and file format are copied to colab runtime.
So far so good, now say you want to open notebook1.ipynb and execute cells and work on it.
How the hell you do that?
Every time I try that it opens in a file explorer without the possibility to execute the notebook cells.
Why can't colab work similar to jupyter. It's extremely cumbersome and time wasting in this regard compared to jupyter.
I apologize in advance if this question has already been answered. I've looked at several posts and have yet to find the info to resolve my issue.
I'm trying to work with Kaggle's API to download some data sets. I've installed Kaggle with pip3 and have downloaded the Kaggle.json file and moved it to c:/users//appdata/local/programs/pythoncodingpack/lib/site-packages/kaggle. I did not specifiy this particular path, this is where pip3 automatically saved the kaggle folder. The .json folder is definitely in there, but when I try to run the API command "kaggle datasets download -d victorsoeiro/netflix-tv-shows-and-movies" I get the error included in the title.
What I have noticed is that there is an executable file called kaggle.exe on the path c:/users//appdata/local/programs/pythoncodingpack/scripts/kaggle.exe. I was wondering if maybe the computer was finding that file and stopping before finding the kaggle folder on the ./lib/site-packages/kaggle/ path.
I have tried granting permission with the chmod 600 command on the ./kaggle/kaggle.json path and I have tried including the whole path when executing the command. Nothing I've done so far has resolved the error when I try to run the API command. Can anyone help out?
This seems wierd, but my Google Colab was working fine until the last two days the Download .ipynb option is not downloading .ipynb files but rather txt files. I have to rename the file to ipynb and the notebooks are working fine. Anybody have faced such issues with Colab?
facing same problem while downloading kaggle file as .txt rather than ipynb file i just Re-named file name as ipynb then after got it.
The simple solution to this is, while saving to local system,by default colab may give as json or text file. But we can change it to All files and add .ipynb as suffix to the file name
For some reason I am not able to download my output files from colaboratory. I am able to upload input files but I can not download my output files separately. I am also using a mac.
For information on various ways to download files from Colab, see https://colab.research.google.com/notebooks/io.ipynb.
I have some problems when trying to add .csv files to my Google Colab
I already added these file to my Drive, and copy its exact links to my notebooks, but I still received error File not found
Please help me
My data files 're more than 25 MB, so I cannot add them from Github
Can you try adding the files using Upload option from files tab in the left side of your colab notebook.