HyperStudy Tips and Tricks: #27 - Guidance in Using Compose or Python Functions

Hello HyperStudy Users,

You may know that HyperStudy allows to leverage in user functions such as Compose or Python to define specific output responses.

Look at the video below to learn how you can achieve this in three different ways:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HcRiVCFlbg

Does this help? Let us know your feedback!

Altair Support Team.

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Joachim_B

Thanks for the video. It looks interesting.
I have one more question though. Is it also possible to integrate other Python libraries in this way, e.g. numpy. Currently I always install Python libraries locally and then use the local Python installation as an external solver in HyperStudy. Is it possible to integrate Python libraries directly into HyperStudy.

Diana_38240

Hello Joachim,

Thanks for your feedback.
I confirm you that numpy and many other major python libraries are included in the normal Altair python installation, and you can invoke them through your scripts.

Hope it helps.

Regards,

Diana