> > thank you for your answer
> > actually i've to do some statistics (maximum,minimum,mean,standard
> > deviation,) of a file of data in which each column is a particular
> > type of data. (the file is a tab separated value).
> > I was trying to do this by using python (usually i work with for
maurizio wrote:
thank you for your answer
actually i've to do some statistics (maximum,minimum,mean,standard
deviation,) of a file of data in which each column is a particular
type of data. (the file is a tab separated value).
I was trying to do this by using python (usually i work with fo
maurizio wrote:
thank you for your answer
actually i've to do some statistics (maximum,minimum,mean,standard
deviation,) of a file of data in which each column is a particular
type of data. (the file is a tab separated value).
I was trying to do this by using python (usually i work with for
thank you for your answer
actually i've to do some statistics (maximum,minimum,mean,standard
deviation,) of a file of data in which each column is a particular
type of data. (the file is a tab separated value).
I was trying to do this by using python (usually i work with fortran or
bash, bu
maurizio wrote:
i tryed to use the module max of numpy,
the problem is that i don't know how to put the column of the file in an
array.
(i'm new in phyton).
anyway if you think there is a better way.
What kind of file is it? Did you pick numpy because you want to do
matrix operations (
Maurizio wrote...
> the problem is that i don't know how to put the column of the file in an
> array. (i'm new in phyton).
Give us an example of how your file looks, and what you want to
extract from it, so that we don't have to guess.
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i tryed to use the module max of numpy,
the problem is that i don't know how to put the column of the file in an
array.
(i'm new in phyton).
anyway if you think there is a better way.
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
maurizio
wrote:
which is the best way for the calculation of the maximum value in
On Jul 23, 9:25 am, maurizio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> which is the best way for the calculation of the maximum value in a
> column of a file?
oddly enough
>>> help(max)
Help on built-in function max in module __builtin__:
max(...)
max(iterable[, key=func]) -> value
max(a, b, c,
maurizio wrote:
which is the best way for the calculation of the maximum value in a
column of a file?
what approach have you tried, and what happened when you tried it?
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