Axel Gembe wrote: > Hi, I need to know why the attached code works in one case and takes > forever to run in the other one. > I don't think I've done anything wrong and I tried everything that > came to my mind now. > If you use "x1 = mu + sigma * np.random.randn(1000)" instead of "x1 = > np.array([np.float64(val / 2.0) for val in x0], np.float64)" > Why doesn't this work if its the same array divided by 2 ? > > Thanks, > > Axel Gembe > OK, actually I didn't construct x1 from x1 but from x0 in the code. The problem only happens when both arrays have the same length, content does not matter.
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