Hi Connelly ! I saw your bug-report (#626) was closed (as invalid). [[ I think "invalid" is wrong, since numpy != scipy ]]
(http://scipy.org/scipy/numpy/ticket/626) <copy of bug report> Two functions I am continually re-implementing in my own number-crunching projects are percentile() and clamp(). Here percentile(array, p) returns the pth percentile of array, using linear interpolation (p=0.5 is median, p=1.0 is max, p=0.25 is lower quartile, etc). And clamp(array, lo, hi) clamps to lower and upper bound scalars. Would these functions be appropriate for numpy? Will you accept patches? Thanks, Connelly Barnes connellybarnes at-symbol gmail dot com </copy of bug report> If someone wants to not "rely" on scipy , then the precentile would still be missing ..... (And I also have a C implementation for *inplace* clamp (clip) ) Would you mind sending me the code you use for those functions ? Thanks, Sebastian Haase _______________________________________________ Numpy-discussion mailing list [email protected] http://projects.scipy.org/mailman/listinfo/numpy-discussion
