First, array method
Create an array: Arange () creates a one-dimensional array; Array () creates a one-dimensional or multidimensional array whose parameters are similar to an array of objects, such as lists, etc.
Create array: Np.zeros ((2,3)), or np.ones ((2,3)), parameter is a tuple representing the number of rows and columns, respectively
The corresponding elements are multiplied, a * b, and a new matrix is obtained
Mathematically defined matrix multiplication Np.dot (A, B). if a shape mismatch is an error, but if a, B is a one-dimensional array, the inner product of the vector is returned
Reading an array element: such as a[0],a[0,0]
Array morphing: such as B=a.reshape (2,3,4) will get an array of three-dimensional array that the original array becomes 2*3*4, or a.shape= (2,3,4) or a.resize (2,3,4) Directly changes the shape of the array a
Array combinations: Horizontal combination hstack ((a) or concatenate (A, B), Axis=1), vertical combination vstack ((a) or concatenate ((A, B), axis=0), depth combination dstack ((b))
Array segmentation (opposite to array combination): Hsplit,vsplit,dsplit,split (split vs. concatenate)
Change NP array to py list: A.tolist ()
Array sort (small to large): column arrangement Np.msort (a), row arrangement Np.sort (a), Np.argsort (a) return subscript after sorting
Sort by plural: np.sort_complex (a) Sort by the imaginary part after the first real part
Insert of array: np.searchsorted (A, A, b) inserts a into the original ordered array A, and returns the index value of the inserted element
Type conversions: such as a.astype (int), NP's data types are richer than py, and each type has a conversion method
Conditional lookup, returns the index value of an array element that satisfies a condition: np.where (conditional)
Conditional lookup, return subscript: np.argwhere (condition)
Conditional lookup, returning an array element that satisfies a condition: np.extract ([Conditional],a)
Find the corresponding element in a according to the element in B as an index: Np.take (A, b) one-dimensional
Index of the smallest largest element in the array: Np.argmin (a), Np.argmax (a)
Comparison of element sizes at corresponding positions in multiple arrays: Np.maximum (a,b,c,.....) Returns the maximum value at each index location, np.minimum (...) instead
Place elements in A to B:a.fill (b)
exponent of each array element: Np.exp (a)
Generates a vector of linear lines: for example, Np.linspace (1,6,10) yields a uniform distribution between 1 and 6, returning a total of 10 numbers
Remainder: Np.mod (a,n) equivalent to A%n,np.fmod (A,n) is still the remainder of the balance of the positive and negative by a decision
Calculated average: Np.mean (a)
Calculates the weighted average: Np.average (A, b), where a weight
Calculate the extreme difference of an array: Np.pth (a) =max (a)-min (a)
Calculate variance (population variance): Np.var (a)
Standard deviation: np.std (a)
Arithmetic square root, A is the type of floating-point number: Np.sqrt (a)
Logarithm: Np.log (a)
Trims the array, swapping the number less than x in the array to x, and the number greater than Y to Y:a.clip (x, y)
Product of all array elements: A.prod ()
Cumulative product of array elements: A.cumprod ()
The symbol for the array element: Np.sign (a), which returns the positive and negative signs of each element in the array, denoted by 1 and 1
Array element class: Np.piecewise (a,[condition],[return value]), segment given value, classify the element according to the judging condition, and return the set return value.
Determine if the two array is equal: Np.array_equal (A, B)
Determine if an array element is a real number: Np.isreal (a)
Remove the elements from the array in the 0: Np.trim_zeros (a)
Rounding of floating-point numbers, but not changing floating-point number types: Np.rint (a)
Second, array properties
1. Get the size of each dimension of the array: A.shape
2. Get the array dimension: A.ndim
3. Number of elements: a.size
4. Number of bytes in memory of array elements: A.itemsize
5. Array of bytes: a.nbytes==a.size*a.itemsize
6. Array element overrides: A.flat=1, the array elements in a are covered by 1
7. Array transpose: A. T
Can not seek inverse, covariance, trace, etc., does not apply to complex scientific calculations, the array may be converted into matrix.
Third, matrix method
Create matrix: Np.mat (' ... ') is created through a string format, Np.mat (a) is created from array arrays, or it can be created with the matrix or Bmat function
Create composite matrix: Np.bmat (' A B ', ' ab '), create composite matrix AB with A and B (string format)
To create a n*n-dimensional unit matrix: Np.eye (N)
Transpose of the matrix: A.T
Inverse matrix of matrices: A.I
Calculate covariance matrix: Np.cov (x), Np.cov
Calculating traces of matrices (diagonal elements and): A.trace ()
Correlation coefficient: Np.corrcoef (x, y)
Give the diagonal element: a.diagonal ()
Four, linear algebra
Estimating coefficients in a linear model: A=NP.LINALG.LSTSQ (x,b), with B=a*x
Finding the inverse matrix of matrices: NP.LINALG.INV (A)
Generalized inverse matrices: NP.LINALG.PINV (A)
To find the determinant of a matrix: Np.linalg.det (A)
A set of linear equations such as ax=b: Np.linalg.solve (A, B)
To find the eigenvalues of a matrix: Np.linalg.eigvals (A)
Finding eigenvalues and eigenvectors: Np.linalg.eig (A)
SVD decomposition: NP.LINALG.SVD (A)
Five, probability distribution
Random number of two distributions: Np.random.binomial (n,p,size= ...), where n,p,size is the number of tests per round, probability, number of rounds
Generate hypergeometric distribution random number: Np.random.hypergeometric (n1,n2,n,size= ...), where the meaning of the parameters is the total value of objects 1, the total number of objects 2, each sample, the number of tests
Random number generating n normal distribution: Np.random.normal (mean, standard deviation, N)
Random number generating N logarithmic normal distribution: Np.random.lognormal (mean,sigma,n)
Vi. polynomial
Polynomial fitting: poly= np.polyfit (x,a,n), fitting point set a obtains n-level polynomial, where x is the transverse length, and the coefficients of the polynomial are returned.
Polynomial derivation function: Np.polyder (poly), coefficient of return derivative function
Get the N-order function of polynomial: polynomial. Deriv (m = n)
Polynomial seeking root: np.roots (poly)
The value of a polynomial at a point: Np.polyval (Poly,x[n]), which returns the value of the poly polynomial on the horizontal point x[n]
Two polynomial do difference operation: Np.polysub (A, B)
Matpoltlib Simple Drawing method
Introduce a simple drawing package import Matplotlib.pyplot as PLT, and finally display the image with Plt.show ()
Basic Drawing methods: Plt.plot (x, y), Plt.xlabel (' x '), Plt.ylabel (' y '), Plt.title (' ... ')
Sub-graph: Plt.subplot (ABC), where ABC represents the number of rows, columns, and ordinal of a sub-graph, respectively
To create a top-level container for a drawing component: Fig = Plt.figure ()
Add a sub-diagram: Ax = fig.add_subplot (ABC)
Set the master locator on the horizontal axis: Ax.xaxis.set_major_locator (...)
Draw Square Diagram: Plt.hist (A, b), A is the left horizontal axis value of a rectangle, column height
Plot scatter plot: plt.scatter (x,y,c = ' ... ', s =.), c for color, s for size
Add grid line: Plt.grid (True)
Add comments: such as ax.annotate (' X ', Xy=xpoint, textcoords= ' offsetpoints ', xytext= ( -50, +), arrowprops=dict (arrowstyle= "))
Add legend: such as Plt.legend (loc= ' best ', fancybox=true)
logarithm of coordinates: horizontal PLT.SEMILOGX (), ordinate plt.semilogy (), Horizontal longitudinal plt.loglog ()
Memorandum-Summary of basic methods of NumPy