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In this directory, you will find material about how to use `dingo` but also on how you could contribute to this open source project.

## Running tutorials locally

The tutorial notebook (`dingo_tutorial.ipynb`) was originally designed for [Google Colab](https://colab.research.google.com/github/GeomScale/dingo/blob/develop/tutorials/dingo_tutorial.ipynb). If you are running it locally (e.g., in Jupyter Lab or VS Code), make sure to select the Python kernel that has `dingo` and its dependencies installed.

- **Jupyter Lab / Jupyter Notebook:** Go to *Kernel > Change kernel* and select the environment where you installed `dingo` (e.g., the Poetry virtual environment).
- **VS Code:** Click the kernel selector in the top-right corner of the notebook editor and choose the correct Python interpreter.
- **Note:** Some cells use Colab-specific commands (e.g., `!pip install`, `%%capture`). You can skip these when running locally, as long as `dingo` is already installed in your environment.

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