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[otb-users] Interactive C++ OTB workflows with Jupyter notebooks
Jordi Inglada
2018-09-19 12:37:18 UTC
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Hi all,

Without much effort this is possible.

1. Use Anaconda or Miniconda to install Jupyter and xeus-cling (https://github.com/QuantStack/xeus-cling)
2. Install OTB

See the attached image.

Of course, this is just a "proof of concept", but may be worth exploring.

All #pragmas can be put inside a "otb-cling.h" file which can be copied where the jupyter kernel can find it. This would allow just doing #include "otb-cling.h" and start working.

Of course, the killer feature is that now you can process images in LUM format from your iPhone. OTB is now Data Science!

Cheers,

Jordi
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