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problem | |
first set of code | |
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- | |
""" | |
Created on Mon Sep 27 14:16:09 2021 | |
@author: pberr | |
""" | |
import numpy as np | |
def quickisin(example,file2new): | |
file2new=set(file2new) | |
print("example = ",type(example)) | |
print("example shape = ",example.shape) | |
print("file2new = ",type(file2new)) | |
print("file2newlength = ",len(file2new)) | |
p=[] | |
t=len(example) | |
for j in range (0,t): | |
h=example[j] | |
k=set(h) | |
s1 = [item in file2new for item in k] | |
p.append(s1) | |
q=np.asarray(p) | |
print("final shape is ",q.shape) | |
return q | |
file2new=set([1.2,2.2,3.2,10.1,50.2,60.5,70.8,100.1]) | |
example=[[ 10.1,20.1,30.1,40.1,50.1,60.1,70.1,80.1,90.1,100.1],[10.1,20.1,30.1,40.1,50.1,60.1,70.1,80.1,90.1,100.1] ] | |
example=np.asarray(example) | |
r=quickisin(example,file2new) | |
print(r.shape) | |
print(r) | |
result is | |
runcell(0, 'C:/A/untitled8.py') | |
example = <class 'numpy.ndarray'> | |
example shape = (2, 10) | |
file2new = <class 'set'> | |
file2newlength = 8 | |
final shape is (2, 10) | |
(2, 10) | |
[[ True False False True False False False False False False] | |
[ True False False True False False False False False False]] | |
when I use the above subrotine in my larger program i.e | |
def quickisin(example,file2new): | |
file2new=set(file2new) | |
print("example = ",type(example)) | |
print("example shape = ",example.shape) | |
print("file2new = ",type(file2new)) | |
print("file2newlength = ",len(file2new)) | |
p=[] | |
t=len(example) | |
for j in range (0,t): | |
h=example[j] | |
k=set(h) | |
s1 = [item in file2new for item in k] | |
p.append(s1) | |
q=np.asarray(p) | |
print("final shape is ",q.shape) | |
return q | |
and feed it a larger exampel and file2new this is what happens | |
example = <class 'numpy.ndarray'> | |
example shape = (702, 585) | |
file2new = <class 'set'> | |
file2newlength = 687 | |
final shape is (702,) | |
The final shape should be (702,585). Why is this happening? Its the same subroutine, | |
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