Today, we will learn how to implement the inverse hyperbolic function element-wise. This will include seeing the formula, the function, and the required library. We will also learn the domain and range for this function. Finally, we will have some examples of implementing our function in our code snippet. Also read: NumPy Arctan – A …
Numpy arctanh – Inverse hyperbolic tangent element-wise Read More »
Hello readers! Welcome to another tutorial of the series NumPy Mathematical Functions. In this tutorial, we will understand the hypot function of the NumPy Library. We all must have calculated the value of the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle in Mathematics. We used to apply the famous Pythagoras Theorem to find out the value of …
Hello and welcome to this tutorial on Numpy nansum. In this tutorial, we will be learning about the NumPy nansum() method and also seeing a lot of examples regarding the same. So let us begin! Also read: NumPy nanprod – A Complete Guide What is NumPy nansum? In Python, NaN denotes Not a Number. If …
In this tutorial, we are going to be discussing how to return the ceiling of an input today. This is going to be done by using python and google collab. Recall that you have probably tried the greatest integer function and the smallest integer function when you were younger. The ceil function is the smallest …
Numpy ceil – Return the ceiling of the input, element-wise Read More »
Today we will learn how to take the floor value of an input element-wise! This means that we will be handling data element by element. We will understand how the function processes our inputs in an array or matrix form. We will also understand its implementation for all input cases. We will let the function …
Numpy floor – Return the floor of the input, element-wise Read More »
Hello and welcome to this tutorial on Numpy nanprod. In this tutorial, we will be learning about the NumPy nanprod() method and also seeing a lot of examples regarding the same. So let us begin! Also read: Numpy trunc() – Return the truncated value of the input, element-wise What is NumPy nanprod? In Python, NaN …
Today, we’ll learn how to get the truncated value of inputs on our computer using the trunc() function. This function is similar to the ceiling and floor functions, but with a slightly different domain and range. To use this function, we need to import the NumPy module. Once we have imported NumPy, we can use …
Numpy trunc() – Return the truncated value of the input, element-wise Read More »
Hello and welcome to this tutorial on Numpy prod. In this tutorial, we will be learning about the NumPy prod() method and also seeing a lot of examples regarding the same. So let us begin! Also read: NumPy Zeros – A Complete Guide What is NumPy prod? The prod method in NumPy is a function …
We are going to solve a very exciting problem today! We will take two arrays of the same length each. For each value of the first array, we will raise the power to the same value as the corresponding value of the second array. Let us understand this one theoretically. We have two arrays Let …
Numpy power – Raising another number to the power of Read More »
Keras is a powerful and easy-to-use open-source Deep Learning library for Python. It allows you to easily build and train neural networks and deep learning models. Keras is also one of the most popular Deep Learning frameworks among researchers and developers. Keras was developed and is maintained by a team of experienced developers and contributors. …