I have an awkward array (1) which I obtained post-processing.
An array look like:
>>> ak.Array([96., 99., 67., 13., 3., None, 1., 1.,None])
I want to remove the None elements from this array. I could remove them using loop, but I want to avoid it to save some computing time. Or writing a function and compiling using Numba is only option?
Thanks.
I just realised that is_none exist and works like charm,
a[~ak.is_none(a)]