If you have access to the PUNCH jupyterhub service, you can log in to https://jupyterhub.uni-muenster.de and start the Julia-1.9.3 kernel.
If you want to install on your machine follow the steps below:
- Download the Julia 1.9.3 release for your system from https://julialang.org/downloads/
- Unpack/Install Julia according to the platform specific instructions: https://julialang.org/downloads/platform/
- Launch Julia
- Copy and paste the following snippet to install all required packages
If you want to run the tutorial as notebooks, you should also install the Package
using Pkg pkg"add BAT, Distributions, IntervalSets, ValueShapes, Plots, ArraysOfArrays, StatsBase, LinearAlgebra, DensityInterface, Optim, EmpiricalDistributions"
IJulia
:If you have a working jupyter setup (usually using your python installation), you should now also see a Julia kernel in the jupyter service. Otherwise, it is recommended to use VS Code and the Julia plugin to run the code.using Pkg pkg"add IJulia"
You should now have everything installed and should be able to run the tutorial notebook.