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Element-wise multiplication between all the elements of a vector
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Element-wise multiplication between all the elements of a vector
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Create a new large matrix by stacking in its diagonal K matrices
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Create a new large matrix by stacking in its diagonal K matrices
@jdehesa please see my update
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Create a new large matrix by stacking in its diagonal K matrices
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Create a new large matrix by stacking in its diagonal K matrices
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Retrieve files from only the third level of directory
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Retrieve files from only the third level of directory
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Get pixel locations of the joints in the depth and in the RGB images
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Get pixel locations of the joints in the depth and in the RGB images
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Pythonic efficient way to compute the mean of two successives arrays and add the resulted array between them
np.mean([1,2,3],[4,5,6]) this what l mean @ZisIsNotZis
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Pythonic efficient way to compute the mean of two successives arrays and add the resulted array between them
@JohnZwinck, l can't make them into a single multidimensional array because each my_data[i] is a data example which is different from my_data[j] where i !=j. So the process l defined for computing the means of two successive arrays concern each my_data[i] , but can't for example compute the mean of the last array of my_data[i] and the first array of my_data[i+1]. Hope it's clear.
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