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Tag: numpy

Is there a 2-D “where” in numpy?

This might seem an odd question, but it boils down to quite a simple operation that I can’t find a numpy equivalent for. I’ve looked at np.where as well as many other operations but can’t find anything that does this: The output is a 2-D array (3,4), of booleans comparing each value. Answer If you’re asking how to get c

Multiply xarray variables with a numpy array

I have an xarray.DataArray: and I want ro multiply each mode with an element of the array array([68.8005905 , 17.8959575 , 8.46729004]). Any idea how to do that? Answer This is exactly what xarray is intended to help with you’re on the right track! Unlike numpy, which relies on dimension order and positional indices to align arrays, xarray relies on

Reading Matrix from file

I have a txt file consisting some numbers with space and I want to make it as three 4*4 matrixes in python. Each matrix is also divided with two symbols in the text file. The format of the txt file is like this: My code is now like this but it is not showing the output I want. Can you

Difference between cupy.asnumpy() and get()

Given a CuPy array a, there are two ways to get a numpy array from it: a.get() and cupy.asnumpy(a). Is there any practical difference between them? Answer cp.asnumpy is a wrapper calling ndarray.get. You can see that in the code of cp.asnumpy: As you can see (both in the documentation and in the code), cp.asnumpy supports more input types than

Initializing a class with numpy array question

So I have defined the following function to be entered into a class: Which works exactly how I want it to, taking in a numpy array as argument, and produces a simpler matrix as a numpy array. Now, I would like to define a class that is initialized by a numpy array, and once I enter a matrix into the

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