Name
resize
Synopsis
resize(a,shapetuple)
Returns an array r with shape
shapetuple and data copied from
a. If
r’s size is smaller than
a’s size,
r
.flat is copied from
the start of
ravel(
a
);
if r’s size is larger,
the data in
ravel(
a
)
is replicated as many times as needed. In particular,
resize(
s
,(
n
*len(
s
),))
has the sequence replication semantics that
s
*
n
would have if s were a generic Python
sequence rather than an array. For example:
print Numeric.resize(range(5),(3,4)) # prints: [[0 1 2 3] # [4 0 1 2] # [3 4 0 1]]
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