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Tag: numpy

Graphing Inequalities in python

I’m looking to create a program that will randomly generate lines (that are inequalities) and that will show the area that satisfies the constraints. I don’t mind which libraries are used so feel free to use sympy, numpy etc I will show my current code but this just fills the area between 2 lines and doesn’t use inequalities at all.

NumPy array row differences

I have a NumPy array vectors = np.random.randn(rows, cols). I want to find differences between its rows according to some other array diffs which is sparse and “2-hot”: containing a 1 in its column corresponding to the first row of vectors and a -1 corresponding to the second row. Perhaps an example shall make it clearer: then I can compute

np.diag not including 0s in the array

I have an expression that yields the following result: I want to make a diagonal 2X2 matrix which has 0.5 and 0 on its diagonal. But when I use the following code: A being the above array, I get the following result: Why does python not include the second element from A on the array and how can I include

Scipy ifft gives different results with seemingly identical input

Why would xcorr and xcorr2 be quite different here? M1 and M2 are numpy matrices. M1.shape[0] = M2.shape[0]. xcorr is what I would expect with this operation, but xcorr2 is something totally different and has imaginary numbers. xcorr does not have imaginary numbers. Answer Try giving xcorr and xcorr2 dtype=complex. According to scipy docs, the output from both fft and

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