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Everyone and welcome in this new video in this video, we are going to talk about Nembutal member buying,
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it is the most new laboratory to do scientific calculus in Britain.
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In this video, we are going to see how to create a matrix in Mumbai, also known as our word.
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So first, we need to import our Nampai laboratory to impose a library.
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We just need to use the input or browser.
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Then we put the name of the library and we can create an alias like NPY, for example, to have a better
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comprehension of our code later and do to not have, for example, a big library to call each time because
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it is very boring.
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Then let me show you how to create a one dimensional array.
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It is very simple.
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You need to create a variable.
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And in this variable, you put the array function from Mumbai.
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So when you call a function from a library, you need always to put the name of the library.
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Then the function because Biden is no entered object language of programmation.
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It means that each time, for example, if you want to speak about, I don't know the living room,
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you need to specify that this living room is in the house.
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So the House is here, so he is nearby and the living room is our function.
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All right, then we need to put parenthesis to put the input necessary for this function and the necessary
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inputs is a list containing some number, for example, one two three.
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And then we have created a one dimensional.
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All right.
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So it is a very simple
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membrane autonomous also to create some RNA.
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With some specificity, for example, if you want to have all number from zero to 50, you can do it
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without right manually, each number to do it.
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We can use the limited space function we need as inputs to tell to the function that we want to start
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from zero to 15.
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And here we want.
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One.
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Iteration.
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So it is very simple to create.
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Some are using Nampai.
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And here we can see that this number are not integral because this point means that all these no oh
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fruits.
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So it means that they are no which member after the point they are decimal number.
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If you want to have, for example, integral member for indexing something or for any other reason,
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you can use the Arends function.
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And this time you just have to put the thought and the stop, because we don't need the specify the
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number of iteration because we take only the integer number.
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So for example, if I want exactly the same thing
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with the orange function, we just have to put the start and the stop, and we have exactly the same
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array instead of this array containing fruit number.
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So decimal number and this all contain integer number.
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So it is relatively important to understand the difference between these two type of array, then.
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Let me show you how to create a two dimensional are ready to do it.
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We use exactly the same syntax as before, so we call a function.
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And here, if we want to create a two dimensional array, we don't need to put a list.
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But we need to put a list of lists.
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So here I create my right and then I need to put one list by rote.
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So if I want to create one two three four the first row, then I need to put a comma to separate or
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list.
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And then.
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We can print it as and as we can see we have three, zero and three column.
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So it is a two dimensional.
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All right.
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But usually we don't need to create our right because this array will be all data and we don't need
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to create the data.
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We need to import it MIT.
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But it's very important to understand how to create an array because sometimes it's very helpful.
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Now let me show you how to create some specific arrays.
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First, we are going to see how to create a new matrix.
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It is a very simple matrix because it is just a matrix with only zero.
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And to create it, we're going to use the zero function from Nampai.
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So we opened the barn to this and in the barn to this, we need to put the shape of the mattress that
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we want.
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So if we want a matrix with three rows and five columns, for example, we just have to put three five
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and we will have this matrix.
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Then we can create an identity matrix and then don't see.
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Matrix is one of the most no matrix because it is just.
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A clear metrics, so the matrix with the same number of rural and the same number of columns.
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This matrix is full of Zebo veriyor.
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Only one in all the coefficient in the diagonal.
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So we just need to put one number here, because a 09:22 matrix is a matrix.
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So if?
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I print it.
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So here is a.
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Now I will show you how to create a once matrix.
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So a matrix full or one.
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So it wasn't exactly with the same syntax as the further newer matrix.
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Now we need to learn how to handle some metrics or subtract some metrics.
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And it is very easy because you just need to do it like with no.
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The only difference is that to add two metrics, we need that this metrics have exactly the same shape.
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For example, here we have three and five and four note metrics.
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We have exactly the same thing.
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It's really mandatory because to add two metrics, we had the coefficient by coefficient.
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So if here I put a number size, we cannot have these two metrics and python tell us.
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So to subtract to mattress, we do exactly the same.
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And now we are going to see how to do this color multiplication in Python.
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It's government application is a very complex name for a very easy thing, which is only.
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How to multiply all of the coefficient of the matrix by a number, for example, if I take one and I
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want to multiply in all the coefficient by 10, for example.
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This is a color multiplication, so in this video, we have seen a lot of things, so I only invite
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you to play with this function to Winnie Muster.
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It's because Master Array is very mandatory to create your own project in algorithmic trading.
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