New Teaching Material: Python Cheat Sheets

September 6, 2021 less than 1 minute read comments

I’ve started a collection of various Python cheat sheets that contain some useful commands and usage examples. You can find it in the General Teaching Materials section.

For the beginning, I’ve added a cheat sheet on Numpy functions and Python data I/O functions. The latter one is an extension to the Python Basics course, where we can only cover a few data I/O functions. The former currently only contains the Useful NumPy functions list from the Python Basics course. From time to time I will add other cheat sheets as well as additions to them.

Python Cheat Sheets

Loading and saving files in Google Colab

March 23, 2023 2 minute read

With just a few additional commands, you can enable I/O support in your notebooks running in Google Colab.

Bio-image registration with Python

January 2, 2023 36 minute read

Which method works best for which registration problem? In this tutorial we compare different methods for the registration of bio-images using Python.

How to run PyTorch on the M1 Mac GPU

November 18, 2022 3 minute read

As for TensorFlow, it takes only a few steps to enable a Mac with M1 chip (Apple silicon) for machine learning tasks in Python with PyTorch.

How to run TensorFlow on the M1 Mac GPU

November 9, 2022 2 minute read

In just a few steps you can enable a Mac with M1 chip (Apple silicon) for machine learning tasks in Python with TensorFlow.

Is there a difference between miniconda and miniforge?

November 7, 2022 1 minute read

Simply said: not really. Miniconda is the company driven minimal conda installer, while miniforge is its community driven variant. In the end, you’ll get the...