I have the following image extracted. Background value is 170, I need to extract the polygon with a minimum of 170 values.
for the image is like below
I would like to have a processed image as below
I can implement a nested for loop and iterate…
I got a question regarding slicing of a 3d array with use of a 2d array.
largearray is the 3d array which I want to slice with values from the 2d smallarray
array([[[36.914 , 38.795 , 37.733 , 36.68 , 35.411003,
33.494 ,…
In order to test a wide range of parameters on a single value output, I am creating a multi-dimensional array to store the values. However, in order to update the values accordingly, I need to calculate the positions to be updated. In order to make…
I made a function to find the nearest neighbour to a point for a homemade knn classifier.
I did the following:
Defined a function euclid_dist(x,y) to find the distance between two points on a 2-d plane.
Defined a function nearest_neigh(p, points,…
Is there a way to apply a function over general slices of a multidimensional array?
As an example, given a 4D input array representing a color video [frame, y, x, color_channel], we would like to apply a 2D image filter to all 2D slices in [y,…
Purpose
I have turned a double for loop into a single for loop using vectorization. I would like to now get rid of the last loop.
I want to slice an Nx3 array of coordinates and calculate distances between the sliced portion and the remaining…
I have been trying to split a n dimensional array. I want to split it at multiples of 100//3 (=33)
I want to split array of length 100 into 3 groups such that
group 1 is from indices 0-33
group 2 is from 34-66
group 3 is from 67-100
This is what I…
I have a 3D image which is a numpy array of shape (1314, 489, 3) and looks as follows:
Now I want to calculate the mean RGB color value of the mask (the cob without the black background). Calculating the RGB value for the whole image is…
I would like to create an index in the form of
[:, :, :, 0, :, :, :, :]
where the position of 0 is determined by a variable, say axis to slice a NumPy array. Obviously there are two special cases that are easy to treat:
axis = 0 would be…
Can any one tell how to interpret this kind of addressing : a[2::2, ::2]? I have no idea how to use this kind of indexing.
a = np.random.random((6,6))
print(a)
[[0.17948771 0.61436323 0.48768101 0.20540278 0.15331527 0.17766787]
[0.40028608…