Environment file for Binder #55
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Hi there, it's nice to see that the repo has had such a great reach!
This PR has a small addition to the repo that could help to make the content more accessible for people (in terms of setup). It can be painful to set up environments for PyMC3 and Theano on local machines, but Binder provides a place to make public repos more interactive online.
My addition is an
environment.ymlfile which can be used to run the notebooks in Binder.Here is the Binder link for my branch - Binder has built the Docker image for the environment on that branch, so the notebooks can be run online there.
Binder is quite slow today for some reason, but usually I find it so handy for sharing interactive notebooks and making output more reproducible. I've linked up a few of my repos to Binder so feel free to explore those.