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Genfromtxt And Numpy

I have data in files such as 'file.csv'. I would like to read them with np.genfromtxt and do some statistics like average, variance etc. on some columns (X, Y, Z). However I want t

Solution 1:

In order to average over only some fields, you break down your averaging as follows:

  1. Find the indexes (ind) of those elements that meet a certain criteria
  2. Find the mean of the array indexed only with the the values in ind

The following code does exactly this:

indexes = np.where(X>1)[0] # We index with '0' here to get to the 1st element of the returned tupleMean = np.mean(X[indexes])

Solution 2:

You could use so-called "fancy-indexing", X[X>1], to select the part of the array you want:

import numpy as np
X,Y,Z = np.genfromtxt('file.csv', delimiter=',', dtype=float, unpack=True, skiprows = 0)
print(X)
# [ nan   1.   4.  15.]print(X[X>1])
# [  4.  15.]print(np.average(X[X>1]))
# 9.5

To combine two masks (boolean arrays) with bit-wise logical-and, use the & operator:

print(np.average(X[(X>1)&(X<10)]))
# 4.0

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