On 10/18/06, Alan G Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
Hmmm, I think sum(x) and x.sum() should behave the same. Note that
In [12]:sum(x, dtype=int)
Out[12]:300
I think sum should stick to the modular arithmetic unless specified otherwise. But in any case sum(x) and x.sum() should do the same thing.
Chuck
On Wed, 18 Oct 2006, Keith Goodman apparently wrote:
<snip>
Here's a simpler (?) example:
>>> x=numpy.random.rand(300,1)>0
>>> x.sum()
300
>>> sum(x)
array([44], dtype=int8)
>>> x=numpy.random.rand(300)>0
>>> sum(x)
300
Alan Isaac
Hmmm, I think sum(x) and x.sum() should behave the same. Note that
In [12]:sum(x, dtype=int)
Out[12]:300
I think sum should stick to the modular arithmetic unless specified otherwise. But in any case sum(x) and x.sum() should do the same thing.
Chuck
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