I need to transfer some Matlab code into P. I got stuck at a numpy.arange I use to set points continuously on the arc of circle with a given angle (in radians).
I got this far (example for points on x-axis):
def sensor_data_arc_x():
theta = np.arange(0, angle/2, 2*np.pi/360)
return np.multiply(radius, np.cos(np.transpose(theta)))
I know numpy.arange does not include the endpoint, although the Matlab equivalent does; the array is always one element short, which is messing up my further computations.
Is there an way to include the endpoint?
I recommend that you work through a tutorial on for loops -- the information you need is there, as well as other hints on using controlled iteration. To solve your immediate need, simply increase your upper bound by one loop increment:
inc = 2*np.pi/360
theta = np.arange(0, angle/2 + inc, inc)