Meinrad Recheis

I did google it for you (but hey man you really should learn to google yourself). `np.r_[sliced_a, sliced_b]` can probably be replaced by `np.concatenate((sliced_a, sliced_b), axis = 0) ` but...

according to this https://numpy.org/doc/stable/reference/generated/numpy.r_.html `r_` is not a function so it is not so easy for me to add it to Numpy.NET

Sorry, I forget not everyone has the same freedoms as I do in Austria. I have never heard of using a search engine is against the law ;). So where...

Sure everyone knows they blocked Google just because Google refused to bow to political censorship.

I need to be able to get a (n-1)-dimensional slice of a n-dimensional matrix, i.e. a 1d vector out of a 2d matrix. First step would be to add appropriate...

This is not as elegantly possible as in Python, but we can do something like this, given that matrix is an NDArray: * matrix[Range.All, 1] ... return the first column,...

Yeah, the string idea is great for porting code from Python. I am sure it will be popular.

when you slice a matrix in numpy you essentially get a view of the original data. modifying it will modify the original matrix. Do we have a view concept or...

@Oceania2018: I think the projection from the view to the original data could be handled entirely by the storage. This is complicated, I had to think about it for a...

Nice we have the projection and the inverse projection already, so the difficult part is actually already solved. The rest is just software design. One thing I missed, that the...