Python np.linspace

The function is in the form of:

Linspace (Start, Stop, num=50, Endpoint=true, Retstep=false, Dtype=none)

The function is: to return the data at a fixed interval within the specified time. He will return "num" to a sample of equal spacing, in the interval [' Start ', ' Stop ']. Where the end endpoint of the interval can be excluded.

Parameters:

start : scalar

The start value of the queue

Stop : scalar

The end value of the queue. When ' Endpoint=false ', this point is not included. In this case, the queue contains all the equidistant samples except for "num+1".

It is important to note that when ' endpoint=false ', the step size changes.

num : int, optional

The number of samples to generate. The default is 50, which must be non-negative.

endpoint : bool, optional

If true, ' stop ' is the last sample. Otherwise, ' stop ' will not be included. Default is True

retstep : bool, optional

If True, return (' Samples ', ' step '), where ' step ' is the spacing between samples.

return value:

Samples : Ndarray

There are num equidistant samples in the closed interval [start, stop] or half open interval [start, stop]

Step : Float

Only when "Retstep=true" is returned. The size of the spacing between samples

Python np.linspace