Is it possible to send a precomputed list L that one has computed and saved with
save(L,'filename')
to the server at https://sagecell.sagemath.org/ and then do a calculation with L on that server? If so, how?
You can not upload on the sagecell server, but you can ask the sagecell server to download your file on the fly. For this you have to let your filename.sobj file accessible somewhere on the web.
For example, i have put a file at this url: https://sagedebianlive.metelu.net/tmp... it is a pickle of the list [1,2,4].
Now, on the cell, i can do:
L = load('https://sagedebianlive.metelu.net/tmp/filename.sobj')
and the object L on the Sage instance run by the sagecell server is the list [1,2,4] as you can check on this live example
Short answer: it is not. The Sage cell server at the given url is intended to be used for a single block of computation. Though it might contain several lines. And you can either
- compute your object L as the first commands in your cell and then add the commands treating it further
- if the size of L is small you can also input it manually in the cell
It is possible to run several cells in order to reuse previous computations. Though you would have to dig into the sagecell manual at https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell/... and do a bit of javascript.
If you want to run longer computation, I suggest that you install Sage on your computer.
(Not so) quick and (extremely) dirty trick : If your list has a reasonably-sized character representation, you might also try to paste it in the cell server in a convenient assign statement...
Asked: 2018-03-09 16:50:57 +0200
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Last updated: Mar 11 '18
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