I am trying to write a very basic nearest neighbor calculation. I basically want to see what t looks like but I got this type error. When I asked the funciton to return just t it said "". When I asked it to turn to list it threw "TypeError: iteration over a 0-d array Python "
How do I fix this please?
...
t = np.array(map(lambda v:
map(lambda w: distance(v, w, L), x_train.values),
x_test.values))
...
Full trace:
The problem is np.array does not take an iterator, you need convert to list first, as below:
t = np.array(list(map(lambda v: map(lambda w: distance(v, w, L),
x_train.values), x_test.values)))
As per numpy.array documentation, the required parameter must be:
An array, any object exposing the array interface, an object whose array method returns an array, or any (nested) sequence.
Alternatively, use numpy.fromiter and remember to supply dtype, e.g. dtype=float.
list into np.array, as per my example code, or use np.fromiter instead of np.array and supply a dtype parameter.It is possible to load a 0-d numpy array with arr1 = np.load(..., allow_pickle=True). To access the item stored as being a np.array, use:
arr1.item()
For instance, if the type stored is a dict d1 = {'item1':42, 'item2':np.array(1,3)} we can get the value as such: v1 = arr1.item()['item2'].
Important: Loading with allow_pickle=True is brings security risks and is not recommended.
