On Sat, Oct 18, 2008 at 22:00, Lane Brooks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you want the indexes, check out the np.where command, e.g.
>
> idx = np.where(dat <= limit)
It's worth noting that where() confusingly has two modes of
functionality. This particular bit of functionality is also exposed
und
If you want the indexes, check out the np.where command, e.g.
idx = np.where(dat <= limit)
If you want the values, use:
val = dat[dat <= limit]
Lane
Michael wrote:
Hi list,
been playing around with stride_tricks and find it terrifically
productive; thankyou to everyone who has worked on th
Hi list,
been playing around with stride_tricks and find it terrifically
productive; thankyou to everyone who has worked on this.
I need to filter some data, getting the indices of all entries which are
less than or equal to 'limit'. How do i best go about that?
Can you enumerate an array us
