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, j s oishi <jsoishi@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Chris,
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> Just as a point of clarification,
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> > I suspect you mean a one-dimensional array, instead of a multidimensional
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> > array (ndarray) here? If not, what are the other dimensions for?
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> An "ndarray" is the name of the numpy ndimensional array object type.
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> Matt was trying to clarify that it is a numpy array rather than a
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> native python list, not specifying that it is N-dimensional in the
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> sense of greater than one. An ndarray could be one-dimensional, for
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> $ python -c "import numpy as na; a = na.zeros(10); print a.__class__"
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> j
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