On 02/01/07, Bock, Oliver BGI SYD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some of my arrays are not fully populated. (I separately record which
> entries are valid.) I want to use numpy.empty() to speed up the
> creation of these arrays, but I'm worried about what will happen if I
> apply operations to the
Bock, Oliver BGI SYD wrote:
> Some of my arrays are not fully populated. (I separately record which
> entries are valid.) I want to use numpy.empty() to speed up the
> creation of these arrays, but I'm worried about what will happen if I
> apply operations to the entire contents of these arrays.
Bock, Oliver BGI SYD wrote:
> Some of my arrays are not fully populated. (I separately record which
> entries are valid.) I want to use numpy.empty() to speed up the
> creation of these arrays, but I'm worried about what will happen if I
> apply operations to the entire contents of these arrays.
Some of my arrays are not fully populated. (I separately record which
entries are valid.) I want to use numpy.empty() to speed up the
creation of these arrays, but I'm worried about what will happen if I
apply operations to the entire contents of these arrays. E.g.
a + b
I care about the resul
