Can Wolfram Alpha be used within Jupyter Notebook for an online Masters program?

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The discussion centers around the challenges of a Bayesian statistics class in an online Master's program, particularly the intense mathematical components. A classmate shared a link to integrate Wolfram Alpha results with Jupyter Notebooks, which could aid in handling complex calculations. Additionally, there is mention of Microsoft SQL Server now including a machine learning server that supports Python programming, which could be relevant for those interested in expanding their data analysis capabilities. The conversation also touches on the possibility of using Wolfram Alpha directly within Jupyter Notebooks for enhanced computational support.
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Incorporate Wolfram Alpha results into Jupyter Notebooks
I'm in an online Masters program. The Bayesian statistics class can get a little intense with the mathematics. A classmate shared this link to incorporate Wolfram Alpha results with a Jupyter Notebook. https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/1717637
 
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Dont mean to derail your post but. Ms sql server now includes a machine learning server and allows for Python programming, in case you're interested. Do you mran by using wolfram results that you can call wolfram within Jupiter ( notebook, i guess)?
 

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