On Sun, Jun 2, 2019 at 3:18 AM Marten van Kerkwijk < m.h.vankerkw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Our API is huge. A simple count: >> main namespace: 600 >> fft: 30 >> linalg: 30 >> random: 60 >> ndarray: 70 >> lib: 20 >> lib.npyio: 35 >> etc. (many more ill-thought out but not clearly private submodules) >> >> > I would perhaps start with ndarray itself. Quite a lot seems superfluous > > Shapes: > - need: shape, strides, reshape, transpose; > - probably: ndim, size, T > - less so: nbytes, ravel, flatten, squeeze, and swapaxes. > > Getting/setting: > - need __getitem__, __setitem__; > - less so: fill, put, take, item, itemset, repeat, compress, diagonal; > > Datatype/Copies/views/conversion > - need: dtype, copy, view, astype, flags > - less so: ctypes, dump, dumps, getfield, setfield, itemsize, byteswap, > newbyteorder, resize, setflags, tobytes, tofile, tolist, tostring, > > Iteration > - need __iter__ > - less so: flat > > Numerics > - need: conj, real, imag > - maybe also: min, max, mean, sum, std, var, prod, partition, sort, tracet; > - less so: the arg* ones, cumsum, cumprod, clip, round, dot, all, any, > nonzero, ptp, searchsorted, > choose. > Exactly. This is great, thanks Marten. I agree with pretty much everything in this list. Ralf
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