R. Padraic Springuel wrote:
Yes, I have. I took the easy way out: replacing references to Numeric with numpy, and then fixing the few places where pycluster crashes. I did this last summer so my memory isn't fresh. I'll try to figure it out again for you.
By the way, there was talk in the mailing list a couple months ago about including pycluster into SciPy. The catch is that pycluster relies on a Numerical Recipies random number generator. So there would have to be a branch that rips it out of the C code and replaces it with something from the numpy library.
john
Problem is that my interpreter crash is not giving me any traceback errors, so I can't figure out which line(s) is(are) causing the problem.
With recent numpy you can try a from numpy.oldnumeric import * this will at least provide old-style names. And I believe to remember that I've heard about a translation script from Numeri to numpy but I don't remeber where. However as you don't get a traceback, this seems to be more severe than the approach above will be able to solve. Christian