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I have the following usecase: I would like to have a jupyter notebook in jupyterlab where I do some computations (say, on images), then create a dash app to process my data, and then retrieve (back) the value of some component properties (for example an image generated by a segmentation made from users annotations), so that I can continue the computations in the notebook. Is this possible at the moment?
I'm happy to give more explanations or provide a notebook with some mock-up code if it's clearer.
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The Dash apps are run in a separate process which has its own memory scope. So, extracting the scoped variables from within a function with global won't necessary work.
Thanks @chriddyp I'll look into this. It would be a great feature for users who want at the same time to process data in a notebook and to benefit from the rich interactivity of a Dash app.
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I have the following usecase: I would like to have a jupyter notebook in jupyterlab where I do some computations (say, on images), then create a dash app to process my data, and then retrieve (back) the value of some component properties (for example an image generated by a segmentation made from users annotations), so that I can continue the computations in the notebook. Is this possible at the moment?
I'm happy to give more explanations or provide a notebook with some mock-up code if it's clearer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: