sorry..the last post didn't appear!
> Are you sure? What happens if the vector with the smallest
> sum(distance) is the first one?
>
initially i will set imgindex =0 so if the first one is of smallest
sum..,the image will be reteived by imgindex 0
> (a) Can't you replace the inner loop with
>
> 1. 'temp' is not used
> 2. Lose the superfluous parentheses in 'if' statements
> 3. Put space around operators
> 4. I've never used any of numpy & friends, but:
> (a) Can't you replace the inner loop with something like this:
>distance = abs(input_weight - weights[image, :])
> (b) I doubt
On Jan 21, 6:44 pm, nodrogbrown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
> i am using python to do some image data calculations..I use the
> following numpy.ndarrays ,(i have given their shapes and ranks)
>
> weights=ndarray :shape(100,30),ndim=2 will have vals like
> 2458121847.49 (of type 'numpy.float6
hi
i am using python to do some image data calculations..I use the
following numpy.ndarrays ,(i have given their shapes and ranks)
weights=ndarray :shape(100,30),ndim=2 will have vals like
2458121847.49 (of type 'numpy.float64')
input_weight=ndarray :shape(30,),ndim=1 (similar to above but diff
