Keith Goodman wrote:
> On 2/11/07, David Cournapeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> My impression is that binary distribution of numpy is a big problem for many
>> linux users, and that is entry barrier for many users (I may be wrong,
>> that's just
>> an impression from the ML).
>
> Do all of the m
As the error-message say, they must match number of dimensions, try:
concatenate((tempLevel, temp[newaxis,...]), axis=0)
On 2/13/07, Evan Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I am trying to use concatenate to join together a 40x50x45 array and a
> 50x45 array. The shape of the resulting array s
Hi, I am trying to use concatenate to join together a 40x50x45 array and a
50x45 array. The shape of the resulting array should be 41x50x45.
In [132]: tempLevel.shape
Out[132]: (40, 50, 45)
In [133]: temp.shape
Out[133]: (50, 45)
I've tried various ways to do this using concatenate but always
A small error slipped into the pycdf-0.6-3 release. Attribute deletion
through del(), and dimension length inquiry through len() were missing
in that release.
A new pycdf-0.6.3b fixes those problems. I have withdrawn pycdf-0.6.3
from Sourceforge.net . Those people who have already downloaded this
On 2/11/07, David Cournapeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My impression is that binary distribution of numpy is a big problem for many
> linux users, and that is entry barrier for many users (I may be wrong, that's
> just
> an impression from the ML).
Do all of the major GNU/Linux distributions h
Hi everybody.
I have just released version 0.6-3 of pycdf, which finally supports the
NumPy array package (along Numeric and numarray).
Here is the announcement.
==
Project "pysclint" ('pysclint') has released the new version of package
'pycdf'.
You can download it
Hello David!
You may get in contact with Werner Hoch. He currently creates NumPy,
SciPy, and Matplotlib packages for Opensuse.
werner dot ho (at the server) gmx dot de
The packages are here:
http://repos.opensuse.org/science/
Regards
Eike.
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eric jones wrote:
> I recently noticed that we can't pickle ufuncs (like sin, ...). Is
> there any technical reason this doesn't work, or is it in the category
> of 'just needs to be done...'
We talked about this about two weeks ago:
http://projects.scipy.org/pipermail/numpy-discussion/2007-
Hi,
I'm converting my Numeric code to numpy and I ran into a problem.
In Numeric the MA.filled() function was able to accept a vector of fill
values and it used the first value in the vector to fill the missing values
in the first row of the matrix, the second value for the second row, etc.
The
