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How to convert Mathematica notebook to Jupyter notebooks and vice versa?

virtual mind

Posted 3 years ago

Hi, Is there a way to convert Mathematica notebooks to jupyter notebooks and vice versa? If you are writing lecture notes using jupyter notebooks is a better option. However, in doing calculations Mathematica notebook is superior. If there is a simple conversion between two of them it would be very useful.

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Anton Antonov

Anton Antonov, Accendo Data LLC

Posted 1 year ago

Yes, fairly easy using recent Large Language Models (LLMs): Mathematica / WL is very well documented Python has a very good "foot print" on the Web See the attached screenshot.

POSTED BY: Anton Antonov

Alex Teymouri

Posted 1 year ago

Hi Anton, Is it possible to convert this Python code to Mathematica? Unfortunately, I don't know Python. All the best, Alex

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Ethan Black

Posted 3 years ago

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Pablo Santiago

Posted 3 years ago

Unfortunately, this is not possible, you have to learn Mathematics because it is better in my opinion. Besides that for my writings I use https://sunnypapers.com/paper-samples/lord-of-the-flies/ because there are funny topics like Lord of the flies here)) This amuses me, especially because from here you can get a lot of information that will look pretty good for my project.

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Troy H

Posted 3 years ago

And if I don't have Mathematica?

POSTED BY: Troy H

Anton Antonov

Anton Antonov, Accendo Data LLC

Posted 3 years ago

Easy! Convert Mathematica notebook to Markdown file using M2MD. Needs Mathematica. Convert Markdown file to Jupyter notebook using jupytext. I have requested recently to be able to run M2MD without Mathematica -- see the issues of that GitHub repository. (I.e. using WolframEngine and/or wolframscript.)

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Troy H

Posted 3 years ago

Anton- Thanks for the reply! What about the other way around? Mathematica to Jupyter? I'll go one step further and ask if you can do the conversion without Mathematica? I have a bunch of old Mathematica notebooks that I'm now trying to use in Jupyter + Wolfram Engine. I no longer have Mathematica, so I can use the notebook tools.

POSTED BY: Troy H

Anton Antonov

Anton Antonov, Accendo Data LLC

Posted 3 years ago

Easy! Download the Jupyter notebook as Markdown file. Alternatively, use jupytext to convert ".ipynb" files into ".md" files. Use the Markdown-to-Mathematica converter.

POSTED BY: Anton Antonov

Troy H

Posted 3 years ago

I'm going to second this question....I have some old Mathematica notebooks that I want to revisit using Jupyter Notebooks + Wolframe Engine. It would be helpful if I didn't have to rewrite the Mathematica notebooks.

POSTED BY: Troy H

virtual mind

Posted 3 years ago

Markdown language is easy to use for writing notes. Even though mathematical notebooks offer lots of features in the format of the text I guess it is behind the simplicity of the markdown language. Besides, more importantly, not everyone in our group has a license for Mathematica. Hence some of us are using the wolfram kernel via jupyter notebooks. It would be better if the conversion was possible.