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Commit 16fca14d authored by Steffen Vogel's avatar Steffen Vogel :santa_tone2:
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pip install --user pandas
```
You can also add this line into a Jupyter Notebook cell by prefixing it with an exclamation mark:
```python
!pip install --user pandas
```
It is currently not possible to load custom conda environemnts.
### How can I rebuild the Docker image which used for my profile?
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### What is the purpose of the `shared`, `materials` and `dataset` directories in my home directory
These directories are additional mountpoint and available for all users by default.
Please have a look at the following dedicated page: [Shared Folders](usage/SharedFolders)
- `shared` is read-writable by everybody and be used to quickly exchange or share files with other users
- `materials` is read-only and contains several example materials for using Jupyter
- `dataset` is read-only and contains larger datasets commonly used in machine learning environments.
### How can I share a notebook with colleagues, friends, partners or my instructor?
Feel free to contact us, if you wish to add you examples or datasets.
Please have a look at the following dedicated page: [Links](usage/SharedNotebooks.md)
### How can I create a perma-link to a open a specific profile and/or Jupyter notebook?
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This folder contains a collection of well-known machine learning datasets.
Due to their size, they are shared between all users.
Feel free to contact us, if you wish to add you examples or datasets.
## `shared`
This folder can be used as a global scratch pad to exchange files between all users of the cluster.
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