Hi, Right, I understand what he meant about it being a numpy object rather than a list. For some reason, however, I thought "ndarray" implied multidimensional arrays. Thanks again for the clarification. Chris On Dec 22, 2010 2:08pm, js oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Chris,
Just as a point of clarification,
I suspect you mean a one-dimensional array, instead of a multidimensional
array (ndarray) here? If not, what are the other dimensions for?
An "ndarray" is the name of the numpy ndimensional array object type.
Matt was trying to clarify that it is a numpy array rather than a
native python list, not specifying that it is N-dimensional in the
sense of greater than one. An ndarray could be one-dimensional, for
example:
$ python -c "import numpy as na; a = na.zeros(10); print a.__class__"
j
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