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From: Sven S. <sve...@gm...> - 2006-01-19 19:46:06
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Sven Schreiber schrieb: > So you have to use mat(returned-result) again and again to be able to do return-result.I afterwards, Well I hope the fact that the above line is syntactically scandalous and a good reason to feel ashamed of myself is not the reason that nobody is answering my previous post .... ;-) But seriously, isn't there a preferred way to do matrix computations in numpy? Should I stick with arrays a la "linalg.inv(eye(3))", or does it make more sense to use matrices, as in "mat(eye(3)).I" ? Or, since both notations seem a little clumsy to me, isn't there an even better way that maybe even combines the best of both worlds? I definitely have the feeling that I'm missing something. _Any_ feedback is highly appreciated, thanks, Sven |