Name
concatenate
Synopsis
concatenate(arrays,axis=0)
arrays is a sequence of arrays, all with
the same shape except possibly along the given
axis. concatenate
returns an array that is the concatenation of the
arrays along the given
axis. In particular,
concatenate((s,)*n) has the same sequence
replication semantics that
s
*
n
would have if s were a generic Python
sequence rather than an array. For example:
print Numeric.concatenate([Numeric.arange(5),
Numeric.arange(3)])
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