# Demo Notebooks These notebooks provide tutorials for a variety of aspects of the `qp` code. | Notebook | Description | Download | | --------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | [Exploring `qp` Files](project:ensemble_file.md) | Explores what is in a `qp` file and how to create one without an Ensemble. | {download}`ensemble_file.ipynb` | | [Conversion example](project:conversion_example.md) | Explores details of how to convert Ensembles between parameterizations. | {download}`conversion_example.ipynb` | | [Iterator Example](project:iterator_demo.md) | Demonstrates how to iterate over a `qp` file. | {download}`iterator_demo.ipynb` | **Legacy Notebooks** The following are legacy notebooks that work for `qp` version < 1. They are made available here for reference purposes. | Notebook | Description | Download | | ----------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | | [Quantile Parameterization](project:quantile_demo.md) | How to use the quantile parameterization | {download}`quantile_demo.ipynb` | | [Demo Notebook](project:demo.md) | Tutorial on how qp distributions work and how to use them | {download}`demo.ipynb` | | [Metrics Example](project:metrics_examples.md) | Demonstrates how to calculate some metrics on a qp ensemble | {download}`metrics_examples.ipynb` | | [Practical Example](project:practical_example.md) | Demonstrates how to use Ensembles with real data (need access to SLAC) | {download}`practical_example.ipynb` | | [Mixmod Example](project:metrics_examples.md) | Tutorial on how the Gaussian mixture model parameterization works | {download}`mixmod_examples.ipynb` | ```{toctree} :hidden: :titlesonly: Exploring qp Files Conversion Example Iterator Example Quantile Parameterization (legacy) Demo Notebook (legacy) Metrics Example (legacy) Practical Example (legacy) Mixmod Example (legacy) ```