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🎬 We are bringing the most powerful functionalities of ORE into Python! ⚡⚡⚡
And we made it super easy and quick to install. Let's look at how to use it in a *Jupyter Notebook*.

The target audience for this video is anybody who wants to use ORE with Python in a Jupyter Notebook,

We will also provide a few other tips such as how to run ORE from any folder and importing the Utilities python file.

Don't forget to check the links to the repositories and to the instructions shown in this video in the Link(s) to Supporting Document(s) below.

A little spoiler, here is how to launch a Jupyter Notebook from a command line:
➡ python -m venv venv
➡ .\venv\Scripts\activate.bat
➡ python -m pip install open-source-risk-engine matplotlib pandas plotly jupyter
➡ python -m jupyterlab

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:58 Jupyter Notebook Installation
04:10 Running ORE Python in a new Notebook
06:36 Running ORE Comparison - Python vs Command Script
07:16 Importing the Utilities.py File
08:34 Running ORE from a Different Folder - Error Explanation
09:20 Running any ORE Data - ORE Academy Equity Option Example

Reference: OP002
Category: ORE Python
Complexity: Beginner
Operating System: Windows

Link(s) to Supporting Document(s):
ORE Python Repository: https://github.com/OpenSourceRisk/ORE...
ORE Python Installation Instructions: https://github.com/OpenSourceRisk/ORE...
ORE Repository: https://github.com/OpenSourceRisk
ORE Website: https://www.opensourcerisk.org/

Author(s): Alexis David
Speaker(s): Alexis David
Editor(s): Alexis David

Prerequisite(s):
OP001 -    • How To Install Open Source Risk Engine (OR...  
FC002 -    • Understand How to Configure Open-Source Ri...  

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