BDD Visualization with IPython and GraphViz
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I'm Trying to work with PyEDA, i need to visualize Binary Decision Diagram, i'm reading this document but i can't understand it!
here it says: If you have GraphViz installed on your machine, and the dot executable is available on your shell’s path, you can use the gvmagic IPython extension to visualize BDDs.
first of all, how can i make the dot executable available on my shell's path?
then, in the document we have this part:
In [1]: %install_ext https://raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py
In [2]: %load_ext gvmagic
is this the DOT environment?
sorry if the questions are so simple and stupid! i'm not so professional in using Linux.
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asked May 11 at 7:26
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I'm Trying to work with PyEDA, i need to visualize Binary Decision Diagram, i'm reading this document but i can't understand it!
here it says: If you have GraphViz installed on your machine, and the dot executable is available on your shell’s path, you can use the gvmagic IPython extension to visualize BDDs.
first of all, how can i make the dot executable available on my shell's path?
then, in the document we have this part:
In [1]: %install_ext https://raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py
In [2]: %load_ext gvmagic
is this the DOT environment?
sorry if the questions are so simple and stupid! i'm not so professional in using Linux.
python
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I'm Trying to work with PyEDA, i need to visualize Binary Decision Diagram, i'm reading this document but i can't understand it!
here it says: If you have GraphViz installed on your machine, and the dot executable is available on your shell’s path, you can use the gvmagic IPython extension to visualize BDDs.
first of all, how can i make the dot executable available on my shell's path?
then, in the document we have this part:
In [1]: %install_ext https://raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py
In [2]: %load_ext gvmagic
is this the DOT environment?
sorry if the questions are so simple and stupid! i'm not so professional in using Linux.
python
asked May 11 at 7:26
Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
1
I'm Trying to work with PyEDA, i need to visualize Binary Decision Diagram, i'm reading this document but i can't understand it!
here it says: If you have GraphViz installed on your machine, and the dot executable is available on your shell’s path, you can use the gvmagic IPython extension to visualize BDDs.
first of all, how can i make the dot executable available on my shell's path?
then, in the document we have this part:
In [1]: %install_ext https://raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py
In [2]: %load_ext gvmagic
is this the DOT environment?
sorry if the questions are so simple and stupid! i'm not so professional in using Linux.
python
asked May 11 at 7:26
Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
1
asked May 11 at 7:26
Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
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asked May 11 at 7:26
Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
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asked May 11 at 7:26
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To install GraphViz and make the dot executable available on my shell's path you have to install the Ubuntu package graphviz.
"dot" is a non-interactive program for drawing directed graphs from a textual description and is part of GraphViz. The dot executable is installed as /usr/bin/dot.
The %install_ext thing is the IPython shell. It's available as Ubuntu package python3-ipython. You can start it from the command line using the command
ipython3
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
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What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function%install_extnot found.
– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support%install_extany more. Install the Ubuntu packagepython3-pipand usepip3 install --user gvmagicfrom the shell instead.
– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
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To install GraphViz and make the dot executable available on my shell's path you have to install the Ubuntu package graphviz.
"dot" is a non-interactive program for drawing directed graphs from a textual description and is part of GraphViz. The dot executable is installed as /usr/bin/dot.
The %install_ext thing is the IPython shell. It's available as Ubuntu package python3-ipython. You can start it from the command line using the command
ipython3
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function%install_extnot found.
– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support%install_extany more. Install the Ubuntu packagepython3-pipand usepip3 install --user gvmagicfrom the shell instead.
– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
add a comment |Â
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To install GraphViz and make the dot executable available on my shell's path you have to install the Ubuntu package graphviz.
"dot" is a non-interactive program for drawing directed graphs from a textual description and is part of GraphViz. The dot executable is installed as /usr/bin/dot.
The %install_ext thing is the IPython shell. It's available as Ubuntu package python3-ipython. You can start it from the command line using the command
ipython3
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function%install_extnot found.
– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support%install_extany more. Install the Ubuntu packagepython3-pipand usepip3 install --user gvmagicfrom the shell instead.
– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
add a comment |Â
up vote
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up vote
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To install GraphViz and make the dot executable available on my shell's path you have to install the Ubuntu package graphviz.
"dot" is a non-interactive program for drawing directed graphs from a textual description and is part of GraphViz. The dot executable is installed as /usr/bin/dot.
The %install_ext thing is the IPython shell. It's available as Ubuntu package python3-ipython. You can start it from the command line using the command
ipython3
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
To install GraphViz and make the dot executable available on my shell's path you have to install the Ubuntu package graphviz.
"dot" is a non-interactive program for drawing directed graphs from a textual description and is part of GraphViz. The dot executable is installed as /usr/bin/dot.
The %install_ext thing is the IPython shell. It's available as Ubuntu package python3-ipython. You can start it from the command line using the command
ipython3
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
answered May 11 at 7:52
Florian Diesch
62.6k16156176
62.6k16156176
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function%install_extnot found.
– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support%install_extany more. Install the Ubuntu packagepython3-pipand usepip3 install --user gvmagicfrom the shell instead.
– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
add a comment |Â
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function%install_extnot found.
– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support%install_extany more. Install the Ubuntu packagepython3-pipand usepip3 install --user gvmagicfrom the shell instead.
– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function
%install_ext not found.– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
What is the problem with this? can you help me? i typed this: In [1]: %install_ext raw.github.com/cjdrake/ipython-magic/master/gvmagic.py but this is the answer! UsageError: Line magic function
%install_ext not found.– Ehsan Momeni Bashusqeh
May 17 at 9:13
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support
%install_ext any more. Install the Ubuntu package python3-pip and use pip3 install --user gvmagic from the shell instead.– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
It seems recent versions of IPython don't support
%install_ext any more. Install the Ubuntu package python3-pip and use pip3 install --user gvmagic from the shell instead.– Florian Diesch
May 19 at 14:35
add a comment |Â
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