At 8:52 you mention that axis 0 , 1 and 2 respectively are number of 2D arrays , rows and columns so why when you transpose to get (3,4,2) you use np.tranpose(a,(1,2.0)) shouldnt it be np.transpose(a,(3,4,2)) ???? I am confused on this Thank you
in 2d array we have only 2 dimensions, if you take axis0 as 0 and axis1 as 1 it will swap 0 and 1, if you take axis0 as 1 and axis1 as 0 then also it will swap 0 and 1 so we will get same answer.
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As usually ur class is awesome.
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Thanks for all your numpy videos they are very clear and helpful.
Very nice explanation
Thank you very much. Your tutorial is quite explanatory
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Thanks, Transpose param explanation was very good.
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Really very helpful .in 11:16 ,u should have given less pressure on "Two" 🤣🤣🤣
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Very useful, thanks a lot. Could you please explain rollaxis in numpy , not roll.
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At 8:52 you mention that axis 0 , 1 and 2 respectively are number of 2D arrays , rows and columns so why when you transpose to get (3,4,2) you use
np.tranpose(a,(1,2.0))
shouldnt it be
np.transpose(a,(3,4,2)) ????
I am confused on this
Thank you
you need to mention the dimension here :)
Yes the axis which has the dimension not the shape
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what is the difference between swapaxes(arr1,0,1) and swapaxes(arr1,1,0) both giving the same array
at 13:23 why do np.swapaxes(a,1,0) and np.swapaxes(a,0,1) produce the same result? Kindly explain
in 2d array we have only 2 dimensions, if you take axis0 as 0 and axis1 as 1 it will swap 0 and 1, if you take axis0 as 1 and axis1 as 0 then also it will swap 0 and 1 so we will get same answer.
Please is transpose the same as reshape?
No both are different.
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please make django/python series with sample project form scratch. thank you.
What is axes parameter?? You didnt addressed this question.
explanation for axes parameter starts from 5:24