This directory contains the necessary files to automatically generate the notebooks table in the main README.md file.

1. The notebooks-table-data.csv file contains the data for all notebooks.
2. The autogenerate_notebooks_table.py script reads this CSV file and updates the main README.md file with a generated table.
3. The README.md file contains special marker comments to designate where the table should be inserted.

Follow these steps to add a new notebook:

1. Add your new .ipynb notebook file to the notebooks directory.

2. Add a new entry to the notebooks-table-data.csv file with the following information:

   • title: The display title for your notebook
   • notebook_filename: The filename of your notebook
   • colab_link: The link to your notebook in Colab
   • resources: Markdown-formatted links to datasets, models, etc.
   • paper_link: Link to the relevant research paper
   • paper_title: Title of the research paper
   • repo_link: Link to the relevant GitHub repository
   • repo_name: Name of the repository

3. Run the automation script:

   python3 automation/autogenerate_notebooks_table.py

4. The main README.md file will be updated automatically with your new notebook entry.

5. Commit and push your changes:

   git add notebooks/your_new_notebook.ipynb
   git add automation/notebooks-table-data.csv
   git add README.md
   git commit -m "Add new notebook: Your Notebook Title"
   git push

• The script looks for markers <!-- NOTEBOOKS_TABLE_START --> and <!-- NOTEBOOKS_TABLE_END --> in the README.md file to know where to insert the table.
• If the markers don't exist, the script will try to add them after the "## Notebooks" heading.
• Make sure to follow the CSV format exactly to ensure the table is generated correctly.

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