Before you can start with the Huma tutorial you first, need to install some software. For that, I provide with the easiest one which is based on a virtual machine imag. If you want a dedicated installation on your local machine, you need some knowledge how to install python software and packages on the operating system you prefer. In my Github of the Huma tutorial you find the instructions for that type of installation. But I would advice you to start with the VM option.
We use for that an Linux image that you run in VirtualBox on your machine, what is a free virtual machine host. You can download VirtualBox for your operating system here and install it just by a double-click.
Once you installed VirtualBox, you need also to download Vagrant for you operating system, from here, which will build the image base on the by me provided configuration.
The configuration you have to download from my GitHub account. For that you have just to run the following command in your terminal/shell (I assume you have installed git):
git clone https://github.com/mmeyer/deep-learning-vm.git
Once the git repository is cloned you cd in the root directory deep-learning-vm of the downloaded repository and run the vagrant up command. That will now download the Ubuntu Linux image and provision it with all the software you need for the tutorial.
Now you can open in your browser the following url http://localhost:8100/ to load the jupyter environment, where you can interactively run through the tutorial. If you are asked for a password to enter the jupyter web interface you just type password in the password input box and your logged in. You will see the jupyter file listing and by just double clicking the huma_tutorial.ipynb juypter notebook file the tutorial opens and you can interactively learn about how the AI in Huma works.
In the directory deep-learning-vm you find also a folder called huma-tutorial which is the cloned Huma tutorial on GitHub here that gets by the VM synced between the VM and your machine.
You need to check out this GitHub tutorial repository only if you want to install the software directly on your computer. For the VM installation option this happens already when your provision the VM Image.
To stop the VM gracefully you just type vagrant halt in the shell, where you also executed before the vagrant up command.
To install all software directly on your machine you can follow the instructions in the README.md of the Huma tutorial git repository