I have this array and would like to keep just the numbers.
[array([-0.69]), array([-0.82]), array([ 0.00268447]),
array([ 1.25709725]), array([ 0.00460194]), array([-0.00191748])]
I have tried strip and replace commands but to no avail. I have also followed this : Removing Characters from python Output . Any more ideas?
You seem to have a list of numpy.arrays with a single element each. You can turn that into a numpy.array like this:
l = [array([-0.69]), array([-0.82]), array([ 0.00268447]),
array([ 1.25709725]), array([ 0.00460194]), array([-0.00191748])]
arr = numpy.array(l)
To print this array, you could do this:
print(', '.join(map(str, arr)))
Converting each element to float.
In [1]: from numpy import array
In [2]: a = [array([-0.69]), array([-0.82]), array([ 0.00268447]),
....: array([ 1.25709725]), array([ 0.00460194]), array([-0.00191748])]
In [3]: map(float,a)
Out[1]: [-0.69, -0.82, 0.00268447, 1.25709725, 0.00460194, -0.00191748]
You can do like this.
arrayas innumpy.array?[[123], [2], [79]]into[123, 2, 79]?