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# Robbie Notebook Runner

The Notebook Runner is great for when you are done experimenting in an interactive notebook and want to execute a long-running training job that could take hours or days.

To run your first notebook job on Robbie, simply add this code to your notebook:

!pip install robbie

then

* The first cell imports the Robbie Python package and then initializes it. If you have not previously logged in to Robbie, you will be prompted for your username and password.
* The second cell contains the Python code that will be run in the Robbie cloud.

Save the notebook ( on a Mac or  on Windows)

Run the first cell by pressing the  button.

You should see a small UI directly in the notebook.

Select your desired Hardware, from the dropdown and tick the  checkbox.

Next, press the  button to run your job.

Things to consider/watch out for:

* Ensure that your notebook is saved before running the job


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