Re: [Numpy-discussion] NaN, min, and max

Keith Goodman gmail.com> writes: > matrix([[ 0.94425407, 0.02216611, 0.999475 ], > [ 0.40444129, nan, 0.23264341], > [ 0.24202372, 0.05344269, 0.37967564]]) > >> x.max() > 0.379675636032 < Wrong (for me) > >> x[1,1] = 0 > >> x.max() > 0.999474999444 <- Bea

[Numpy-discussion] NaN, min, and max

I keep running into this problem: >> import numpy.matlib as M >> x = M.rand(3,3) >> x[1,1] = M.nan >> x matrix([[ 0.94425407, 0.02216611, 0.999475 ], [ 0.40444129, nan, 0.23264341], [ 0.24202372, 0.05344269, 0.37967564]]) >> x.max() 0.379675636032 < Wrong (for