Hi Jernej,
This is a floating point representation issue. With 32 bits,
the representations of
the numbers you want are as given. You can see the same issue if you look
closely
with numpy. Observe the last couple of digits:
In [1]: import numpy as np
In [2]: np.array([12.12, 12.1234567], 'f4'
Hi.
pyTables saves wrong data to file. I read the docs, but I don't know what
I'm doing wrong. It's the first time I noticed this kind of behavior. Any
suggestions?
*problem: *
writing items in testL = [12.12, 12.1234567] to table
data in table: col1 = 12.118856, col2 = 12.1234569550
expected:
Hey, thanks to everybody that contributed datasets! I'll look into them
and hope to be able to select something to show.
Francesc
On 10/21/12 10:55 PM, Jason Moore wrote:
> This is a PyTables generated file with data collected from vehicle
> (bicycle) dynamics measurements. Meta data are in ta
Thanks Anthony. And yes, I'm really glad that PyTables continues alive
and kicking so thanks to the new developers! It is a bit sad that I'm
not able to contribute anymore, but that's life.
Francesc
On 10/21/12 8:10 PM, Anthony Scopatz wrote:
> Congrats Francesc!
>
> It is a testament to how
Hi Francesc,
thank you very much for your indispensable software and thank you to all people
involved in this project for their invaluable effort.
Best,
Ernesto
Il giorno 21/ott/2012, alle ore 17.26, Francesc Alted ha scritto:
> Hi!,
>
> This month PyTables celebrates the 10th anniversary of
