I have this Python code:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
X = np.random.randn(500, 2)
plt.scatter(X[:,0], X[:,1])
But I don't know how to convert X[:,0]
and X[:,1]
, which I think is a special syntax Numpy created, to Hy. I tried these below, but they did not work.
(get X #(: 0))
(get X : 0)
; I want to do `X[:,0]` in Python
As hinted in the comments, NumPy doesn't change Python's syntax; it just has somewhat unusual semantics for indexing. In Python, X[:,0]
is shorthand for X[(slice(None), 0)]
. You can translate that literally to Hy as (get X #((slice None) 0))
. Alternatively, use Hyrule's ncut
: (require hyrule [ncut]) (ncut X : 0)
.