You can select elements in an array based on conditions. Let's begin with 2 arrays.
np.where lets you select elements from an array based on conditions. It returns the index of the elements that meets the conditions.
In this example, using the 2 arrays from above, we can use np.where to find which:
x that are bigger than or equal to its corresponding element in yx multiplied by 2 that are smaller than its corresponding element in yy that are bigger than 5
Conditional operators like =, <, > can be used to compare arrays. Using them will return Boolean values.
In addition, you can use this syntax to return the index of elements that meets the condition:
y [y > 3]
Similarly, you can also use np.where:
Use these arrays for the following practice:
myArray_1 = np.array([2,2,3,4]) myArray_2 = np.array([3,2,3,4])
1. Find the elements that are the same in both arrays
2. Find elements in myArray_1 that are smaller than or equal to its corresponding element in myArray_2
3. Find the elements in myArray_1 that is bigger than 2
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