Here's another python 2.6 version:
import itertools
import numpy
for tmp_list in my_list:
array = numpy.array(tmp_list)
counts = dict((x, len(list(c))) for x, c in
itertools.groupby(sorted(array)))
print counts
2011/9/20 <[email protected]>
> Thanks.
> There are other computations I have to do with numpy, hence the use.
> Second, I am on python 2.6.
> Any help?
>
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